For those not sure what a slot pull is: It is put together by someone on the cruise not connected with the cruiseline or casino. The host signs up everyone who wants to take part. Each person buys in at a set amount (I generally like doing $20 because it's an easy amount). When everyone has signed up and it is the predetermined time, the host will put all of the buy in money into one slot machine. (Normally one with the highest jackpot. I typically do Wheel of Fortune if available because it has a $20,000 jackpot and can be set for a $5 pull.) Then the host will call each person up one at a time for their allotted number of pulls. Once we have gone one full round of everyone having their pulls or hit a hand pay, then we either cash out and each person gets an even split of the cash remaining or we continue another round. (I normally let everyone vote to decide whether we cash out or keep playing). In one I hosted, we had 50 people and played for almost 2 hrs. We only stopped because everyone was ready to go to lunch and when we cashed out everybody got $15 of their 20 bucks back. We all had a great time cheering each of us on when the bonus was close and ran into others from the pull all throughout the cruise. It is literally the most fun you can have for $20 on a cruise.
Event Venue
Grandeur of the Seas, Virginia Beach, United States
