Crown casino question

[HMSDingy]

I know this question has been probably posted elsewhere but I can't seem to find it. Is there a charge to play in the casino; like an admission fee of sorts. I remember reading this somewhere.:confused:

[Justplayhockey61]

Absolutely not. The only fees in the casino are for entering into tournaments.

[Nitemare]

Speaking of the Crown Casino, when the ship listed, did any of those machines where the quarters slide back and forth actually pay off?

 

:D :D :D

[Justplayhockey61]

Better question, was anyone in the Casino at the time able to smuggle out any large denomination chips when they were thrown about?

[HMSDingy]

Absolutely not. The only fees in the casino are for entering into tournaments.

 

That's what I figured...thanks!

[Nliedel]

No charge although there is a 3% charge to get money out of your account to play with it. Many people bring cash.

[lovn2liv]

Speaking of the Crown Casino, when the ship listed, did any of those machines where the quarters slide back and forth actually pay off?

 

:D :D :D

 

I was in the casino when it listed, about 10' from that quarter/bills slide machine. There was a woman (older woman) lying strategically on the floor in front of it, on her back, put looking to her left and right, pocketing the change that was falling out. I thought she was nuts because these machines are pretty big, and it didn't look terribly stable. It seemed it was tilted. The change was all over the floor. Maybe some of the change was hers, but I highly doubt it for the machines distribute tokens not quarters and bills. I commented that she wasn't in the safest of places at the moment, but good luck!

 

Anyway, the video of the casino must be incredible.

[Nliedel]

I was in the casino when it listed, about 10' from that quarter/bills slide machine. There was a woman (older woman) lying strategically on the floor in front of it, on her back, put looking to her left and right, pocketing the change that was falling out. I thought she was nuts because these machines are pretty big, and it didn't look terribly stable. It seemed it was tilted. The change was all over the floor. Maybe some of the change was hers, but I highly doubt it for the machines distribute tokens not quarters and bills. I commented that she wasn't in the safest of places at the moment, but good luck!

 

Anyway, the video of the casino must be incredible.

 

Someone told me about that right after the incident, but I'd not heard a firsthand account. Sad.