Boundaries belong before the room

Play with the limits already decided.

Gambling is one optional form of paid evening entertainment. Casino access is restricted to guests aged 18 or over, and valid identification may be required.

Set two limits

Choose a spending amount and an end time before entering the casino. Keep both separate from cruise costs and everyday commitments. Chips, wagers and casino balances are not included in the ticket price.

Keep the right purpose

Gambling should remain paid entertainment, never a way to make money or recover expenditure. Outcomes are uncertain. Losses should not be chased, and increasing stakes is not a remedy for a loss.

Notice the change

If play stops feeling enjoyable, take a break and leave the room. Speak with casino reception if you want practical help stepping away from gambling activity during the voyage.

Before entering

Decide whether casino play belongs in your evening at all.
Set time and spending limits in advance.
Understand the displayed rules and table limits.
Do not use money reserved for travel or regular expenses.
Avoid gambling when distressed or impaired.

While playing

Keep track of time, wagers and remaining balance.
Take regular breaks away from the gaming room.
Do not borrow money to continue.
Do not chase losses.
Stop when either planned limit is reached.

Separate charges

All gambling charges are separate from the cruise fare. Casino staff can explain obtaining and returning chips, account settlement and displayed limits. Operating hours depend on the vessel’s position and applicable maritime regulations; games can vary by ship and voyage.