Either that or take two more people with you. Usually you will find one table open when it’s slow, which is the table that’s always 15. Tables are not 24 hours but open at 11 am each day- I haven’t been up playing all night here so I don’t know when exactly they close, but I think it’s around 2-4 am. If both of our offers have the same code number on them (there's some kind of serial number or whatever with the offer) Then what you do is combine two interior room offers on the same cruise and turn it into a balcony room. Craps tables here are, for the most part, 15 minimums. My expectation is that she will get an offer and I will too. So when we go on our cruise in October (not a comped cruise) I plan on dropping $800 on the slots because that will be less than a balcony stateroom would cost us if we paid full price. So my wife gambled $300 or so (as far as she's telling me) but the amount of money she gambled could've been $500 or more overall depending on how much she won and lost along the way.
As you play you win a little, lose a little etc. This isn't an accurate number but for demonstration purposes let's say every $100 you win back on average 90% of it.
I watched youtube videos of people discussing this and they said slot machines have a certain payback percentage on average. So, you get a point for every $5 you put into a slot machine. All I know is that after my wife gambled around $300-$400 dollars she was getting offers for cruises after we got back.
