The question compares cruise ship slot payouts to Las Vegas venues, but no payout data exists for either setting in this article. Here is what is documented and why the comparison itself is unmeasurable from public sources.
A Mississippi riverboat cruise is not automatically a casino. Whether slots exist depends on the vessel, its route, and the gaming rules that apply to it.
Carnival cruise ships carry onboard casinos, but the game mix is not a fixed published fact. This article explains how the selection is structured and where to confirm it.
Cruise ship casinos carry slot machines, but availability depends on itinerary, ship class, and the waters sailed. This article explains the structure and where to confirm specifics.
The Carnival Inspiration casino is tied to a ship that moves, so no fixed address exists. This article explains how to confirm current game offerings and why location matters.
A slot pull is a group casino activity, and this article explains how it works on NCL ships, where the casino sits, and what to confirm with the line before sailing.
A cruise ship casino's slot count is not a fixed fleet-wide number. This article explains how ship casinos are sized, where the 10-machine question comes from, and how to check a specific ship.
A cruise-ship casino moves with the vessel, so its slot selection is confirmed through the cruise line and the ship's daily program, not a fixed street address.
