Since it appears as though the the casino is not giving you credit for the amount wagered, the gambler who spends 10 hours at the table betting $5 per roll will earn more points than the gambler who bets $500 per roll for two hours. What happened here was that the casino only gave me credit for playing $5 per roll of the dice, even though my average was FAR higher than that. The total cruise, they say I earned only 684 points during the 23 hours I was at the table. In fact, for two nights I was on the table that had a $25 minimum bet (the second table had a $10 minimum). Similarly, I know my minimum bet was $25. By their math, she should have ended the cruise with at least 75 points. We played for 2 hours, and I watched her bet the pass line, and once the point was set, she took odds and also a place bet on 6,8, and 10.

She won a few times and lost that money as well, plus I fronted her $200 to play craps with me on the last night of the cruise.

Even if she had not won a single dime, this should have earned her 40 points. The thing is, she brought $200 to play slots, and lost all of it. They could not tell me how much she had wagered, only her point total. They told me that my wife had earned 16 points on the last cruise. Here is where I am convinced that the casino is shortchanging us. When it comes to craps, you are supposed to get 1 point for every 10 minutes you are gambling for each $5 wagered as your average bet. You are supposed to earn 1 point for every $5 spent on slots.

In reference to my question i n another thread, I just got off the phone with Club Royale, and they told me how points are supposed to be calculated, and I am convinced that the casinos onboard are not doing it correctly.

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