Here is an image of the chips from the new Oasis of the Seas. Notice the 50¢ does not refer to the Oasis. We asked if there were $2.50 and Inaugural chips and we were told no. However, this was a pre-inaugural two day cruise for travel agents and media and it is possible the chips have not caught up with the ship. No amount of begging would yield us a roulette chip. We even offered to pay extra for a set. At the tables, they were watching the chips like a hawk. Maybe as the ship starts sailing, other members will have better luck. All roulette tables have automatic chip sorters. Don't know how they work, if they scan for color or the chips have micro-chips embedded. No one seemed to know. They also have a fully digital touch screen roulette table that looks like a regular roulette table that you sit around. You buy in and they give you credits to play instead of chips.

The ship also has 10 seat PokerPro Holdem as well as 2 seat PokerPro Heads-Up machines. The players cards at the Holdem table only said PokerPro, and did not identify the ship casino. At this time, there were no slot cards being used. If you inserted your room key, you could add up points for cash back. All slots were TITO.

The slot floor is far more advanced than anything I've seen in Vagas. They have machines from companies I've never heard of before. They also have multi-game machines from IGT that totally change their screens as you move from game to game. Not only the main game screen, but all of the panels that were once fixed "slot glass", now change to match the game you are playing.

This ship is huge, and so is the casino. Not to be missed. If you would like more info on the ship or casino, send us an email.

I have a couple 50¢, $1 & $5 chips on ebay if you are interested.