How to Get Comped Cruises: Step-by-Step Guide for Rated Players
Qualified players can convert disciplined casino play into comped or discounted staterooms, drink benefits, and casino cash. This guide shows you how to structure ADT/theo, design sessions that rate well, and work with a host to secure email confirmation at the time of booking.
1) Understand the Rating (ADT/Theo) That Drives Comps
- ADT (Average Daily Theoretical) is the engine of cruise comps. It reflects average bet × house edge × time-on-device.
- Clean sessions (90–120 min) rate better than many short “walk-ups.” Keep slot and table play in separate sessions.
- Steady average bet. Avoid yo-yo wagers; if cooling off, step away instead of distorting theo.
2) Bankroll & Game Plan That Travel Well
- Right-size denom and volatility so you can sustain your planned session length.
- Use promos & multipliers inside a solid session—don’t fragment your day chasing tiny bonuses.
- Choose itinerary timing wisely. Shoulder weeks often stretch theo further than peak holidays.
3) Host Strategy: Lock Offers Before You Sail
- Bring current offers & club numbers. We use your tier and history to position stronger comps.
- Get it confirmed by email at booking. We document stateroom category, drink benefits, and casino cash in writing.
- Share results post-cruise. A recap of average bet, hours, and offers helps us calibrate upgrades.
4) Quick Checklist
- Plan 1–2 strong sessions per day; keep average bet steady.
- Card in/out every session; separate slots vs tables.
- Set stop-loss and win goals to protect bankroll and rating quality.