From	Message	Reservation #	Date
Norwegian Communications Centre	Norwegian Communications Centre Make a payment and confirm your reservation Don’t Lose Your Reservation!	25422881	Apr 1, 2014
Norwegian Communications Centre	Norwegian Communications Centre Dining on offer - Exclusive Dining Offer Reserve your dining now	25422881	Apr 1, 2014
Norwegian Communications Centre	Norwegian Communications Centre Make a payment and confirm your reservation Don’t Lose Your Reservation!	25422881	Apr 1, 2014
Norwegian Communications Centre	Norwegian Communications Centre Make a payment and confirm your reservation Don’t Lose Your Reservation!	25422881	Apr 1, 2014

Table Games

Blackjack is one of the world's most popular casino games, where everyone plays against the dealer. The objective of the game is to draw cards that bring you closer to a total point value of 21 faster than the dealer, make sure not to go over! It's considered "busting".

Add a little more excitement to your Blackjack game - we offer very popular side bets.

Craps

Craps is a lively and fast-paced game that's as much fun for spectators as it is for players. At first glance, Craps can seem like a difficult game, but with a few pointers you'll be betting like a pro in no time. The objective of the game is to wager on the outcome of the dice. Did someone say, "All bets in"?

Roulette

Spin it to win it! Our live-action roulette tables are probably the easiest games to play at Casinos at Sea. You're guaranteed to be intrigued by the game whether you're watching or playing. The objective of the game is to bet on a number or section of numbers before the ball drops into the spinning wheel. *Neighbour Bets or Race Track Betting available on selected ships.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em

Ultimate Texas Hold'em is poker based table games on the casino floor, and is played on a Blackjack style table to accommodate several players. The players do not compete against each other instead they are playing heads up with the dealer. All Texas Hold 'Em action is dealer dealt.

Players make three equal bets and receive three cards that will be combined with two community cards to create a five-card poker hand. After seeing their first three cards, players may withdraw their first bet or may "Let It Ride". The dealer then reveals the first community card and players can withdraw their second wager or "Let It Ride". Once each player has made their second wager decision, the dealer reveals the final community card and pays any winning payouts. Plus, there is a 3 card bonus bet for added excitement.

Three Card Poker is based on a variation of Poker, but with only three cards! You'll have two betting options to choose from, "Ante" and "Pair Plus." You can make a bet on either or both in a single hand. If you stay in the game you must make a minimum bet that matches your "Ante." There are multiple ways of winning. Depending on your wager, you either want to beat the dealer to end up with a pair or higher, or a combination of the two wagers. Plus, there is an Ante Bonus and a 6 card bonus bet for added excitement. Give it a try!

Baccarat

The game of Baccarat is a simple game to play because there are only two hands of cards - the Banker and the Player. Players bet on which hand will win or whether they'll tie. The player and banker will be dealt two cards each and a third may or may not be drawn on either hand using a predetermined set of rules. The objective of the game is to get as close to 9 total point value as possible. Additional bets include Tie, Player Pair or Banker Pair.

Pai Gow Poker

A variation of the Asian game Pai Gow Tiles using cards. A player is dealt 7 cards and must create two poker hands, High Hand (5 cards) and Low Hand (2 cards). The House will turn over their hand and create two hands using set rules called the 'House Way'. To win, a player must beat both house hands, if a player beats one but not the other then the hand is a push (nothing won or lost). Don't want to trouble yourself with all that thinking? Ask for your cards to be set the 'House Way' and let fate decide.

Texas Hold'em

In Texas Hold'em, players are dealt two face-down cards. Afterwards, each player gets a chance to exercise their betting options. Next, three cards are dealt simultaneously on the table for all players to share. This is called the flop, and it is followed by another round of betting. A fourth card, called the turn, is then dealt, and it too is followed by a round of betting. One final community card called the river is dealt followed by a final round of betting. When all bets have concluded, there is a showdown, in which the highest ranking hand in play wins the pot.

Game variety may vary by ship. Some games are available by request, see Casino Management onboard.

Three Card Poker, Let It Ride, Ultimate Texas Hold ‘em are trademarks used under license SHFL Entertainment, Inc.

Contact OurCASINO SPECIALISTS AND RESERVATION CENTRE

For casino information and reservations,
contact a Casinos At Sea Cruise Specialists

9:00AM to 7:00PM EST
Monday to Friday
1 877-PLAY NCL
(00800 0310 21 21)

For certificate award reservations,
contact a Casino Guest Service Representative

9:00AM to 9:00PM EST
Monday to Friday and
10:30AM to 7:00PM EST
Saturday and Sunday
1-877-742-9528

Table Games

Blackjack