Ask the Purser
The purser answers questions from new passengers in the order they come up the gangway, and keeps a straight face while doing it.
Do I need an account?
Not at all. Tick the adult box, choose a wager and play. Guests have 10 messages to send, and the hand follows you over once you come aboard properly.
What does Deal me in do?
It places the three lines of her wager in the chat as your first move, which costs one message, so she answers from inside the bet. For her plain introduction instead, use the quiet button on her card.
How do the classes differ?
Every new account sails on the trial for 3 days with all dealers open. After that deck class applies: 10 hands a day (the midnight UTC bell resets the count), and only the first 3 dealers you sat with. Plus: $15 buys a 30-day passage, $99 buys 365 days, and either lifts the cap. Your passage fare shows the standing.
How do I pay the purser?
USDT over TRON (TRC-20) is the only currency taken. A wallet address and an exact sum are shown; send that sum. Plus is booked soon after the transfer is confirmed. No fare repeats itself, and a fare paid is a fare kept, as the passage terms say.
Will she deal first?
Under a trial ticket or Plus she may deal the first hand herself, after a long silence on your side, but never in the dead of night where you are. Change that or switch it off on your cabin.
What does she remember?
A short tally of the bets and the truths. The chat menu lists each line, so fix one or strike it. Anything you put under About you is face-up on the table before all sixteen from your first message.
How high can the dial go?
The top of the dial is All In: warm, flirtatious, and then the lamps go down. In each chat's menu a second dial sets the mood: friendly, flirting, romance. Nothing explicit is dealt, whichever plan you hold, and no fare changes that.
How do I leave the boat?
Strike any hand from its menu. To close your entire account, write to the purser from the address you boarded with.
