However, you may get lost in the crowd as they do attract large numbers of players, plus many of the players make a living playing poker. They hold large events onboard and are very well run. There are large companies that have plenty of resources to market their cruises. Of course you can do a google search and see the displays.īut, you have to know what you are looking for, before you choose one. There are plenty of choices for a poker cruise. A few of the older players did not like them, but overall most of the players really liked them. Fun to play on if you are ok with using electronics. Easy to play on, on your screen it showed who bet how much, how much each player has and how much the current pot is. He said they will be installing 4 more tables real soon. Actually on most mornings had 6 or 8 people there a half hour or more before it opened to register. Had to be at the cashiers window when they opened to get a spot. The only problem was that there was only one table so only 10 people could enter each tournament a day. Had an evening tournament, with the prize being $450.00 to first place. $50.00 entry with payback of $450.00 to 1st, 2nd and 3rd. They had a single tournament everyday at 11:00 am. The table was open during the days and evenings with mostly 1- 2 no limit games. It was great, no misdeals or waiting on card shuffling. Each player has a screen in front of them to see your cards and make your calls or bets. They only have one holdem table but it was a new table with an electronic dealer.

Not sure of exact dates of future cruises but just got off of diamond Princess, the casino was great. Does anyone know any poker cruise dates for 2008 or 2009?

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