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If its up and running it will be the "Poker Pro" table. If you're not familiar with them its a video poker table. Sorta like playing poker online. Each person has a video display in front of them. Really not that bad once you learn how to us the touch screen. 10% rake with $6 max. Both cruises I have played it on it was 1/2 no limit. $200 max buy in.

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If its up and running it will be the "Poker Pro" table. If you're not familiar with them its a video poker table. Sorta like playing poker online. Each person has a video display in front of them. Really not that bad once you learn how to us the touch screen. 10% rake with $6 max. Both cruises I have played it on it was 1/2 no limit. $200 max buy in.

 

i was on a royal carribean cruise in sept and the poker pro was 2/5 with a 10% rake up to 15$!!!! but there was alot of action almost everynight.

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i was on a royal carribean cruise in sept and the poker pro was 2/5 with a 10% rake up to 15$!!!! but there was alot of action almost everynight.

 

 

$15?? Yikes!!! That's outrageous. Guess they figure they have a captive audience and jacked it up.

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Hello everyone. I just had a question about the Casino on the Caribbean Princess. Does anyone know if you can play Texas Hold'em in the Casino?

 

Yes they had a poker pro table last year on the CB. They always had a full table at night and always a few folks during the day!... I always got there too late to get in on the tourneys, but I did talk to a few folks that had a blast in the tourneys....

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If they run them the same as they did on the Star in Sept it will be scheduled but no sign ups before hand. First come first seated. Had to get there about 30 mins ahead to get a seat. They had back to back $20 buy in tounys two days and was suppose to have a $50 buy in on the last sea day but didnt get enough players for that one. Pay out two places.

 

And yes, only the one table.

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I played on a PokerPro table on Carnival Conquest last January. Rake was 10% and capped at $6. 1/2 no limit. Decent playable game. Not the same as playing with cards and chips, but some advantages also. For one, it moves much faster, which I like. Players have a time limit - play or be folded/checked. Calculations and payouts happen in a second, and they are absolutely accurate.

 

On my recent Royal Caribbean cruise (Voyager), they had a PokerPro machine, but when I saw people playing (which wasn't often), it was 3/6 no limit and rake cap was really high (at least $10+). No way I'm going to play if it's $9 a round just to sit and fold weak hands (I'm a pretty tight player).

 

I like Royal Caribbean for everything except their casinos, and particularly poker. For poker, Princess and Carnival seem to have playable poker games (for me anyway) RC does not.

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