1 medallion on Princess Slots?

[pathi]

Hey,

My wife and I frequently use 1 players card on slots at land based casino's. Actually 2 copies of the same card. Trying to figure out if there is a way to do this onboard. Can we sign into one machine. Then take the same medallion to another machine also. I realize that this would be 1 player bank, but that is ok. Players club is not allowing 2 offers on 1 cruise anymore, so we want all points on 1 account. Example is this. Last Cruise my wife got a free Inside, and I got 600$ freeplay. I was not able to use my freeplay on the cruise we booked using her offer.

[cr8tiv1]

The slots are timed to kick you off frequently, unless you tap your medallion.  It’s rather annoying.  
 

Trying to take the medallion to another machine probably won’t allow you to sign if if you have an active game going,  I could be wrong.  

[memoak]

11 minutes ago, cr8tiv1 said:

The slots are timed to kick you off frequently, unless you tap your medallion.  It’s rather annoying.  
 

Trying to take the medallion to another machine probably won’t allow you to sign if if you have an active game going,  I could be wrong.  

The slots will only time you out if you are not playing. I do not believe you can sign on to 2 machines at the same time 

[disneyochem]

Don’t have a definite answer to your question but on my last cruise (January 2023, Discovery), there was a woman who was playing all three lobster slot machines at once.  She was sitting in the middle chair—I stopped to chat.  She was hitting jackpots and was up (according to her) a few thousand.  I asked how was it possible to play all three—she said she just used her medallion to log on.  

[Bobbiegentry]

Ask the casino cage manager. He/she is the final arbiter. 

[Mike45LC]

6 hours ago, disneyochem said:

 there was a woman who was playing all three lobster slot machines at once. —she said she just used her medallion to log on.  

I too have seen one person playing side-by-side slot machines.  She had to have logged onto two machines at the same time, but she could possibly have been using her husband's medallion -- which is not what the OP wants!

[nunyabidness]

6 hours ago, Bobbiegentry said:

Ask the casino cage manager. He/she is the final arbiter. 

The cage manager supervises the cage/cashiers and has nothing to do with accumulating points on slots.

 

Notwithstanding, if the functionality isn't there to accumulate points on more than one machine at a time, there's nothing the casino manager/supervisor/host or slot technician can do.

[suzyed]

14 hours ago, memoak said:

The slots will only time you out if you are not playing. I do not believe you can sign on to 2 machines at the same time 

Not always...I have had machines flash that they are going to time out so I needed to tap my medallion...and this happens on SOME machines even if you are actively playing.  Some of the other machine never seem to do it.

 

[nunyabidness]

2 hours ago, suzyed said:

Not always...I have had machines flash that they are going to time out so I needed to tap my medallion...and this happens on SOME machines even if you are actively playing.

Same here.

[glenc56]

They just want the $ and they don't care if two players are on one medallion in the casino on two different machines.  Wife and I do it all the time. Never been a problem.  

[Bobbiegentry]

The OP’s question had nothing to do with “responsibility or authority”. It was an operational question. 
But feel free to interpret however you wish. 
Enjoy your cruise. 

[Rick&Jeannie]

@nunyabidness...sorry for your reception so far...try to look past negative comments.  We all get them from time to time.  Welcome to Cruise Critic.

[suzyed]

8 hours ago, Rick&Jeannie said:

@nunyabidness...sorry for your reception so far...try to look past negative comments.  We all get them from time to time.  Welcome to Cruise Critic.

Very sad to see such rudeness on some people's part. 
That was nice of you, Rick, to be supportive.