Once you reach 2,500 points, you move up to the Prime tier. For starters, they rate you into one tier of a four-tiered system, each tier having different benefits.

Points can benefit you in a number of ways. You earn points, but at a somewhat less predictable pace than you do when you’re playing slots. If you play table games (blackjack, roulette, etc), you’re rated by the pit boss at your table based on the size of your bet and the length of time you play. (Video poker machines earn you points at a rate of 1 point for every $10 bet.) If you bet 5 per spin on that same machine (for a total bet of $5), you earn a point for every spin. So if you play a $1 slot machine at 1 bet per spin, you earn a point every 5 spins. If you play slots, you get 1 point for every $5 wagered. In part, Club Royale’s system rates you by having you accrue points as you gamble. You just put your SeaPass into the slot machine, or hand it to the dealer at a table, when you start to play. So you don’t need a separate card like you do in many casinos. Participation in the program is completely voluntary, and it’s tied to your Crown and Anchor (Royal Caribbean loyalty program) number. Much like other casinos, Club Royale tracks your play in the casino to determine if you’re a good prospect for future gambling.

What is Club Royale? What are points and how do you earn them? Here’s an explainer from our resident travel agent (and gambler), Jessalynn.ĭisclaimer: This post is not intended to promote gambling of any kind or meant to encourage anyone to gamble. Its supporters like its (relative) transparency, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a little complicated. But have you heard of Club Royale?Ĭlub Royale is the casino marketing arm of Royal Caribbean Cruises, and by many accounts, it’s one of the better casino marketing and loyalty programs on the high seas. You probably know about Crown and Anchor, Royal Caribbean’s cruise loyalty program.

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