[topgame85]

Hear they offer sportsbetting and thinking about heading down there from Virginia some point this summer. Have a few questions and feel free to add any aditional info you feel is pertinent.

1. How often are they, daily? multiple times a day?
2. what time do they generally leave?
3. How long are they?
4. What are max/min sportsbook bets?
5. Do they have a decent wagering menu?
6. Do you stay on the cruise for the event and get cash after or get a ticket and have to come back?
7. Do they charge you to board the ship?
8. How far out do they have to be before you can begin gambling and how long does it take to get that far out?

[InTheDrink]

1 - twice a day.
2 - one in late morning and one in evening...don't know exact times
3- I think gambling time is 3 hours
4- not sure
5- pretty sure all games but not props for normal games
6- biggest down side is you have to come back...can't pay out unless in international waters
7-yes but usually lots of ways around it. Check coupon books
8-takes about 45 minutes..can't remember how far it is...maybe 3 miles into ocean?

I hear there's one new boat there that's a lot nicer than the old ones but I've never been on it

[mrmarket]

You should send a PM to FISHEAD. He has been killing these things and has lots of insider tips how to gain an edge on them. Lately he has been using an inflatable dingy, shooting a harpoon with attached rope at the boat and trailing along behind it to crawl aboard in international waters. It saves MONEY ON ENTRANCE FEES (to buy more IOWA FARMLAND), gets you in SHAPE (saving money on gym fees for more IOWA FARMLAND) and you can just auction your gear during the stormy season for a PROFIT (to buy CORN to be planted on IOWA FARMLAND). Then you DUMPSTER DIVE the equipment when you want to go again for a PROFIT.

[blackbeSSt]

hey TG i hope you are going to myrtle for the casinos and not the beaches cause they suck ass man