Casinos in the United States

Casinos in the USA – an overview

The United States did not give birth to the casino, although it has come to be seen as the number one casino nation. The first casino is considered to have started in Italy in the 17th century. There aren't casinos all over the United States, which is the reason why there are so many in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and a handful of other places that allow them.

Therefore, in the 20th century, only a limited number of states permitted gambling. Probably, the state of Nevada can be thought of as the birthplace of the modern casino, with Las Vegas as its centerpiece. Few other cities could be said to be so intimately associated with gambling and revelry as this desert metropolis. Other places, like Chicago, have a staggering number of casino visitors, although you might not immediately think of them as casino cities. In any case, many more states have loosened tough laws about gambling and gaming recently, and today, there are more than 900 casinos scattered all across the western part of this country.

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Featured casinos in the United States

The Bellagio

On the iconic Las Vegas Strip stands the Bellagio, a luxury hotel with an associated casino. Visitors flock to the casino to experience its unique elegance and atmosphere—and not least to marvel at the dancing fountain that performs, if you can believe it, to an actual score of music. The Bellagio has appeared in countless films and is one of those places you really must see if you find yourself anywhere near Las Vegas.

Within the distance of a few steps from the gaming tables, you can visit the magnificent plant life in the conservatory and botanical garden, enjoy the absolutely stunning Bellagio fountains, and savor the gourmet dining experiences. Of course, if you spend any time at all in the Bellagio, you are sure to understand that the vastness and opulence within this resort are just as astonishing as the many stunning sights and experiences offered. And if you don’t already know it, the casino is absolutely huge and offers basically every tabletop and machine game imaginable, and you will likely be astonished at the experience of wandering the space. If you need more information here, we direct you to the Bellagio website.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

As you would expect from one of the most famous and frequently visited casinos in Las Vegas, the Bellagio provides a vast array of different gaming experiences for every type of player. The casino is renowned for its poker room, where many of the greatest players in the world have spent not only many hours but also many chips. Of course, you'll also find blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps, and many other popular table games. If you prefer machine games, the Bellagio has 2,300 of all types, and if you like to wager on sporting events, you'll find that here as well.

The World Poker Tour is held at the Bellagio Casino, and anyone who might want to participate can sign up through the casino's website. In typical WPT fashion, the stakes are quite steep, starting at $1,000 and going up from there, but what makes this event worth considering is that it is not only a chance to play a popular game at an iconic venue but also to be part of a televised event.

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Visiting the Bellagio Casino is free. You can also be a part of the M Life loyalty program, which you can join at no cost. If you are going to be at the casino for a few days, the M Life program means you could be enjoying some nice benefits. Check their website for current offers.

Dress code and rules

Many casinos in Europe expect visitors to be reasonably well dressed, and even New Zealand land-based casinos have some expectations around dress codes. In the USA, as a rule, it is different—here, in principle, you are accepted as you are. Anyone who has changed into a tuxedo or similar will feel overdressed, as many other tourists happily stomp around in sandals and shorts. Note, however, that there are nightclubs and restaurants adjacent to the Bellagio Casino that may have a little higher expectations around dress. In that case, it's enough to wear a shirt, full and clean jeans, and a decent pair of shoes.

You must be at least 21 years of age to enter the casino and participate in its games, and if you don't look at least that age, it's a good idea to have some form of identification with you that can prove your age. Aside from that, there's really not much to think about. American casinos are extremely "service-minded" establishments, and they don't pay much attention to you as long as you're not causing any trouble. Just remember that it's customary to have a few more drinks than you would at home!

Hotel

If you are going to play at this casino, you might as well stay at the Bellagio. It is not hard to book; almost 4,000 rooms and suites make it a simple matter to use the hotel website to find your ideal accommodations. For those who can spend a little more, you can book an entire villa with an associated pool, sauna, and butler service! For us mortals, on a somewhat more normal budget, the standard rooms are nothing to sneeze at.

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Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace is a luxury hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip, much like the Bellagio. This casino, too, has appeared in a bunch of blockbusters, so it is understandable if you want to stop and check it out. It just makes sense. However, we implore you not to partake in that temporary distraction. If you have no more than 10 minutes to spare, keep trekking on the path of the Las Vegas Strip and push past Caesars Palace without succumbing to its designs that wish you to stay. Why? Though it offers a huge variety of different games, there is plenty of much more entertaining stuff to see in Las Vegas.

The casino situated at the luxury hotel is filled with excitement—lots of it—by virtue of the many distracting, death-defying, delightful ways to lose your money. Of course, the casino itself is part of the more-than-lavishly decorated Las Vegas Strip, right next-door to the Bellagio; and of course, you can find near-limitless ways to wager inside the casino. If you miss any information here, we recommend that you take a look at the Caesars Palace website.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

Surviving in Las Vegas demands grand ideas, and Caesars Palace Casino has certainly adopted this approach. Every conceivable game of chance, and many inconceivable ones, are found within its walls, beckoning not just to gamesters but to those who'd enjoy the ambience of near-libertine indulgence. Do you like to gamble? Then this place may be for you. Here, more than anywhere else, is where you can lose your head and spare change. According to an online guide, Caesars Palace is home to over 3000 slot machines and more than 200 gaming tables. It is said to hold the record for giving away the most million-dollar jackpots. What is more, the casino, as part of the resort that contains it, offers blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat, and plenty of more exotic games.

In the entire world, the largest and most renowned poker tournament of them all, the World Series of Poker, takes place at Caesars Palace Casino, the sole casino in Las Vegas to host this prestigious event. But that hardly makes this poker room unique. After all, at least five tournaments occur daily within this poker mecca, catering to both seasoned professionals and delightfully happy amateurs. In fact, this facility could be described as hosting a poker tournament almost every time that's a decent hour in Las Vegas.

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You can visit Caesars Palace Casino for free. If you want to both play at the casino and stay at Caesars Palace, there are package deals that are constantly being updated. For more information and the latest offers, check out the website.

Dress code and rules

Las Vegas operates under one fundamental principle. All visitors are welcome, no matter how they choose to dress on any given day. Sure, there are some outfits that will earn a guest an instant trip to Fashion Police, but even American casinos—harsh arbiters of sartorial elegance—have a place for Dressed Down. Look, we'd be remiss not to mention the absolute exceptions. To step onto the gaming floor at Caesars Palace Casino, you don't have to pull your best duds out of mothballs (although you can if you prefer to come decked out in luxe).

You must be at least 21 years of age to enter the casino and participate in the game selection, just like at the majority of Las Vegas casinos. Beyond this, there are no significant quirks or Rube Goldberg-like contraptions involved in the functioning of this resort. One unofficially good-to-keep-in-mind rule is that tipping the service staff is a smart play, especially when you've just hit it big.

Hotel

Visiting Las Vegas is always a fantastic experience, and the best part is that the casinos—in this case, Caesars Palace Casino—are typically linked directly to an enormous hotel. Our host for the night was the aforementioned Caesars, which offers something close to 4,000 rooms and suites (in different price ranges, to be sure) that serenely exude luxury. This is a common trait of all the establishments in the Caesars Entertainment portfolio. We are not aware of a deal not being offered at some time during the year. Indeed, there are often ridiculously low rates, even on weekends. Check the website for current room rates and offers.

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Foxwood Resort Casino

Between New York and Boston is Foxwoods Resort Casino. One of the world's largest casinos, Foxwoods stands on a site often associated with American Indian history and culture—the Pequot Reservation. There are more than 380 gaming tables and an incredible 6,300 slots to choose from. In addition to the casino, there is a hotel with 2,266 rooms, several restaurants, and an arcade hall for younger visitors.

However, the casino itself is the most vital aspect, and any visitor to this establishment will not come away disappointed. Foxwood Resort is an all-encompassing set of experiences that includes a massive luxury hotel, a number of entertainment venues with their own stages, and of course, the biggest casino in the northeastern United States. Within this enormous structure, you'll find an enormous selection of slots, table games, poker, simulcast sports betting, and horse racing, and underneath it all, a really good bingo hall. And if we miss something, we refer you to the Foxwood Resort Casino website.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

As you know, the motto in the huge country out West is "more is more!" and this is certainly reflected in this casino. It is impossible to exaggerate the range and intensity of gaming in your casino. Every kind of player can find any form of gaming that they could imagine their way to; and they can stretch their imaginations as far as they like, because this is the casino that is always going to overdo it, no matter where you set the parameter. And you will surely find poker, not just imagined, but also existing in reality, with one of the highest stakes and most profitable poker rooms in the Eastern United States, especially for the kinds of cash games you like to play. Naturally, there are all the classics—blackjack, roulette, and so on, by the way. And don’t forget about the slots.

The world's 3rd largest poker room is located at Foxwood Resort Casino. Those interested in poker tournaments should visit the casino's website for details about forthcoming events. If you like what you see, you can register for the tournament with no fuss.

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There is no admission charge to Foxwood Resort Casino, much like many other casinos across the United States. Guests may also choose to enroll in no-cost loyalty programs. Enrolling in these programs can reap some substantial rewards. The different organizations have different structures, but the basic idea is the same: you earn points by doing what you would be doing anyway (or what you might be doing in a different venue anyway) and exchange those points for anything from more gaming (again, in a different venue if you wanted to) to dining, spa, and shopping experiences in and around the casino.

Dress code and rules

Anyone who has been to casinos in New Zealand and Europe knows that there is rarely a particularly strict dress code, except in the most exclusive places. At casinos in New Zealand, for example, you should not wear shorts or linen, and you should give a whole and clean impression. American casinos are generally more "casual", and for playing in the main rooms there is no special clothing at all. However, some of the rooms have a slightly higher $off, just like some of the restaurants and bars that are adjacent to the casino. If you have any questions, it is easiest to contact Foxwood Resort directly.

You must be 21 to enter the casino and play, and you should have ID with you. Otherwise, it's really no oddities-if you behave as people do most, you are more than welcome. The US generally has a different tradition of tipping than here at home, so it's good to be aware most things in the service-way should be tipped.

Hotel

In our opinion, if you reach Foxwood Resort Casino, it's just as good to stay in one of the four Associated Hotels. There are 2,266 rooms to pick from, and whether you're on a tighter budget or wearing your spender pants, it's no problem finding something that fits. Room styles range from standard to luxury suite, and all promise professional and friendly service, fresh quarters, and access to plentiful entertainment, shopping, and dining opportunities.

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Luxor

This casino, of course, derives its name from the Egyptian city of the same name and is constructed in the middle of Las Vegas, like a gigantic and spectacular pyramid. Beside its unique and untrammeled design and interior, Luxor is really noteworthy for its "green" gambling and accommodation, which makes it somewhat a novelty in the luxury hotel-casino market. Despite its lavishness, the casino meets rigorous standards of environmental friendliness. The 87 gaming tables and over 2000 slot machines hardly detract from this friendliness.

Countless legendary gambling palaces and swank hotels make up the Las Vegas Strip, but does that mean we should include the Luxor among the top-tier buildings in Sin City? The casino and hotel take their name from an Egyptian city and, as you can see in the picture to the right, have also been inspired by ancient Egypt when it comes to the design itself. This massive structure has shops, restaurants, a ton of hotel rooms, and a huge casino that checks in at 11,000 square meters.

Nestled on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, the Luxor Casino finds itself in good company, with ample opportunities for diversion both nearby and inside the property. Of course, the Luxor is more than just a place to drop your paycheck or your good judgment after a few too many drinks. So let's take a closer look at the Luxor Casino and all it has to offer. And if you should find any gaps in this coverage of the Luxor, just go ahead and surf into the Luxor Casino website.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

We've already established that this is a powerful building, but what is in the game path inside the walls of the pyramid? In short: quite a lot! The Luxor Casino has something to offer for most kinds of players, whether you prefer to spin the reels or use your poker face. You will find over 2000 different types of slots to choose from, as well as no less than 87 gaming tables where you will find blackjack, roulette, craps, and much more.

On a daily basis, poker is played in 3 separate tournaments, with Texas Hold'em being the main event. Occasionally, the cardroom features some not-to-miss special tournaments, so if you want to know what's happening in real time, you should most definitely check the page out.

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Visiting the Luxor Casino is free. It is, in fact, common to receive complimentary drinks, and there is the chance to enroll in mLife, a free loyalty program. If you plan to stay at the casino for a significant length of time or to return in the near future, that can add up to a lot of nice benefits.

Dress code and rules

When you find yourself in American casinos, the overall atmosphere is usually "casual," and when we say "casual," we certainly do not mean anything akin to business casual. If you feel like busting out the shorts for a day at the tables, no one is going to give you any flak for it. In general, this also holds true for the Luxor, although there are certain game rooms, dining establishments, and other parts of the casino where a little bit more decorum in dress might be appreciated. 1. OVERALL CASUAL AMBIANCE 2. ALMOST TOO CASUAL FOR COMFORT 3. RARELY AN OVERDRESSED VISITOR

You must be at least 21 years old to be allowed entry in the gaming areas of the casino. Have your identification available in case it is requested. Casino etiquette is a bit different from what we are used to. For instance, in Scandinavia, we don't typically tip because we think, "Well, we already paid for the service when we paid for our room or when we bought that thing in a store." At the casino, though, when a person does something for you that might not feel like a "service" as you understand it, you are expected to tip. I mean, you are expected to tip for pretty much every service inside the casino. And if you're inside the casino and not tipping, I'll tell you what you're doing: you're doing it wrong.

Hotel

In Las Vegas, in principle, all large casinos are connected to a similarly large hotel, and so is the case here. The Luxor hotel contains no less than 4,400 rooms, of which 442 are suites. Although it is a luxury hotel, it is possible to get away with really humane prices, especially if you are not traveling in high season. If your wallet is a bit heavy, it is of course no problem to put money on bigger money either, but common to all rooms is that they are fresh, spacious and have service of the highest class.

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Mandalay Bay

Another casino along the famed Las Vegas Strip is Mandalay Bay. This luxury hotel has 44 floors and, of course, a huge associated casino. Inside, we find over 2000 slot machines as well as a wide range of classic and popular table games. If you don't want to play games, you can partake of any of the 24 restaurants, go to see shows and musicals, marvel at the huge shark aquarium, or do any of a number of other things.

Mandalay Bay - just the name makes us crave fruity drinks and casual gaming! This enormous structure, replete with high-end hotels, a casino, and so much more, opened its doors in 1999 and has since undergone two renovations, the most recent in 2005, to maintain its place at the absolute top of the class. The casino itself spreads out over 12,500 square meters (135,000 sq. ft) and more than 2,000 slot machines and table games. Our bet: You will lose some money but have a good time doing it!

Mandalay Bay lies along the iconic Las Vegas Strip. MGM carries the flag of ownership for this luxury hotel. If you want to get to either the Luxor or Excalibur, the manner of transit is via a connected tram system between the 3 casinos; in fact, you could think of this tram system as a kind of above-ground subway. But behind all this, the real presence is the Mandalay Bay. What information do you need to understand its function and presence?

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

As you would anticipate from one of the largest casinos in Las Vegas, there is a wealth of superb games to select from. Regardless of your playing style, you will find something to suit your tastes. In a warm, nearly paradise-like atmosphere, you can enjoy such timeless, table-type diversions as blackjack and baccarat, play any of the more than 2,000 slots or video poker machines, or test your skills at poker or some other casino game.

The casino has some departments that are slightly more luxurious, where the stakes are usually higher. They have a high-limit room for baccarat and blackjack, VIP services and the renowned Lotus Room, where they play the most classic table games. Every day, they have several different poker tournaments going on—single and multi-table tournaments, sit & go, and special tournaments that pop up from time to time. If you're a beginner or want to sharpen your skills, you can participate in free poker lessons they have every day between Monday and Thursday.

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Mandalay Bay casino does not charge a fee to enter. The same can be said for almost all of the casinos in Las Vegas. You can walk in off the street, pretty much any time of day or night, and not have to pay either an entrance fee or a cover charge. But that does not mean that gambling there is inexpensive, or that it even approaches the high-stakes games that you can find in some of the other casinos on the Strip. For the most part, you can find penny slots at Mandalay Bay; a couple of ways to lose a dollar (or more) at video poker; and blackjack tables where the minimum bet is a manageable (but not entirely cheap) $10.

Dress code and rules

Disregard the outfit and footwear; we are now in the United States! Las Vegas, for the most part, is quite glamorous and that holds true for Mandalay Bay Casino, as well. There are certainly dining establishments and VIP areas where one ought to get all dolled up, but for just milling around the casino’s public spaces, you can take it or leave it, as far as effort goes.

You have to be 21 with a way to prove it to get into Casino and War. If you don't have a way to validate your age, this is just common sense: Mandalay Bay Casino wants all of its guests to have a good time, but if you're without valid ID and with drinks that are too free, your game will suffer. And Mandalay Bay Casino does not want that!

Hotel

It is typical in Las Vegas for every hotel to be connected to a casino, and the Mandalay Bay is no exception. It has 3,300 rooms that range from "quite luxurious" to "super luxurious." While the standard rooms are reasonably priced, some of the suites can set you back quite a bit. If you don't want to stay at the Mandalay Bay, there are plenty of other options nearby: the Luxor is right next door, and any number of other hotels are within easy reach.

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MGM Grand

This is the 3rd largest hotel in the world, and, of course, it is located in Las Vegas. Besides 5,000 rooms and suites, there are, of course, plenty of games. More than 2,500 slots (betting from $0.01 to $1,000) and 139 gaming tables (poker, roulette, blackjack, and more) keep the guests busy at this hotel. Adjacent to the hotel are 5 swimming pools, plenty of restaurants, and a huge salon for shows and musicals.

Situated on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, the Luxor Casino is an oasis of events and exciting occurrences in the otherwise quiet corners of the Strip. Should you feel like venturing outside its luxurious confines, you're bound to find plenty happening in its immediate vicinity. But if you stick around the Luxor, here is a look at what the casino itself has to offer in terms of entertainment, gaming, and everything else that's fun to do, as well as the scant details of what else is going on inside the casino.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

As we pointed out earlier, MGM Grand is among the top global hotels and casinos. That, of course, means that the assortment of games is broad and diverse. There is something for every kind of player, whether you lean toward the slots, the various kinds of poker, the time-honored table games like blackjack, or betting of any kind. There are an impressive 2,500+ slot machines, ranging from primitive, nostalgic one-armed bandits to the latest video slots with large, enticing, and sometimes even life-changing, progressive jackpots. There are also 145 gaming tables with every imaginable variation of poker face, back bets, or any other kind of side bet you can dream up.

The MGM Grand is most certainly distinguished by its very own room for taking sports bets. The bets you can make span across the very many sports you can envision – from football to horse racing, if that is what you are into. Poker tournaments are a very large part of any day at the MGM Grand. They might not be at the very core of the casino, but they are certainly at the very heart of the MGM Grand experience. So if you are more interested in cards rather than bets on the outcome of any given game, this is the place to be.

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In Las Vegas, the fundamental principle is that it costs nothing to enter the casinos, and this holds true for the MGM Grand Casino, as well. Anyone wanting to maximize the financial gains associated with a visit should also look into the no-cost loyalty program m Life, which can be employed at a number of other casinos, as well.

Dress code and rules

As a guest at the MGM Grand Casino, you shouldn't have to think much about how to dress. American casinos are usually laid-back, and going deeper into the MGM Grand, you're more likely to feel like a high roller if you're glammed up than if you're lounging in a casual look. Of course, there's nothing wrong with looking nice. But if you want to take a step back and hang with the vibe, it's nice to know the Deep Brunch at the MGM isn't in a place where the possibility of dressing up is even on the table.

Casino gaming floor access is limited to individuals 21 years and older, and it's a good idea to have ID handy. Other than that, there's nothing too strange about MGM Grand. It has the same kind of rules any performance space would have. Just remember: tipping is a big deal in the U.S., and you'll get some pretty weird reactions if you try to sidestep it.

Hotel

If you have made the decision to game at the MGM Grand Casino, it is often the natural course to stay at the associated hotel. Here you will find everything you could desire, and with over 5,000 rooms in different price ranges, it is no problem to find something appropriate. Although the MGM Grand is classified as a luxury hotel, you can usually get away with reasonable prices, especially if you don't travel during the high season. Of course, anyone who would rather dwell in another hotel can do so and visit the MGM Grand anyway.

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The Palazzo

In Las Vegas, abundance and extravagance reign, yet when we talk about hotels and casinos with true class and elegance, The Palazzo is unmatched. All rooms are part of a suite that feels nothing short of palatial—each one measuring at least 725 square feet. (If you're math-challenged, that's 67 square meters, more or less.) There's no shortage of prestigious awards adorning The Palazzo's lobby and its entrance to The Venetian resort next door. And inside the casino, the award-worthy opulence continues.

The Italian-themed Palazzo Casino offers a hefty dose of the modern, light, and luxurious that characterizes much of European architecture today. With a gaming area of almost 10,000 square meters, which can hardly even be glimpsed in its entire expanse from any vantage point in or immediately around the casino, there's barely a nook or cranny that offers just-plain-gaming opportunities. And with a structure that by any definition is a part of the massive massing of The Venetian/Piazza San Marco complex along with The Sands Convention Center, you're never far from gaming in Las Vegas.

Office hours: The casino is open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Game selection

As I mentioned, the casino has an added air of elegance, and this is evident even in the selection of games. At the casino, you can part with your money playing any possible game you might want. If you like to wager more, there's a special section for you. If you're a slot player, there's no reason to worry. You'll find hundreds of the latest and most popular machines. I hang with the table game crowd, and there's also a special section for players who like to wager big. I can't believe there are actually 139 gaming tables in the place. They must have plumbed every possible area to create those.

If you're chomping at the bit to take part in poker tournaments, then count yourself lucky. There are numerous tourneys every day with a wide range of buy-ins as well as several four-a-year bash fests that span multiple days. One of the latter is the deep-stack, no-limit Hold'em Deep Stack Extravaganza at The Venetian. Their website is kept current, so if you want to plan your visit around the particular happenings at that venue, you can figure it out pretty easily.

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There is no charge for walking onto the gaming floor at the Palazzo Casino. Look out, though; you might be ambushed by a complimentary cocktail! In addition to the low-cost access to the floor, there's an equally inexpensive membership program that can yield quite a few nice benefits if you intend to spend much time at the Palazzo or to visit it again in the near future.

Dress code and rules

Generally, American casinos have a relaxed dress code. While the Palazzo might project a somewhat "more luxurious" atmosphere, you don’t have to be decked out from head to toe in order to visit the gaming floor. "Normal" clothes are just fine in the casino and on the gaming floor (though it helps to know that there are some casino departments, restaurants, and nightclubs that do enforce a dress code). On the whole, though, you can be comfortable and still be acceptable in the Palazzo and its casino. And if you're in doubt at all, just ask someone in the casino.

In other respects, you can expect no big surprises. To gain entry to the vices of gaming and drinking, you should be 21 years old, and I.D. is a solid. Aside from that, just act like you've got some sense, and you're good to go. The American casino welcomes you with open arms.

Hotel

If you are seeking for extraordinary lodging at an economical price, The Palazzo Hotel is one of the optimal picks in Las Vegas. The standard rooms are 67 square meters larger than in any other hotel on the Strip, and there are rooms from a little more than $100 a night if you're lucky and avoid the peak season. This figure is not higher than what you might pay for a run-of-the-mill hotel in many other locales, so if this locale is on your bucket list, The Palazzo is hard to beat for the experience it offers at the prices it charges. Even if you opt for the standard room, you're likely to be pretty wowed by the space, the style, and the furnishings.

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General rules

When discussing casinos in the U.S., it is difficult to offer any universal rules. That said, generally speaking, a visit to an American casino is a pleasant experience. Of course, historic European casinos such as the Casino de Monte-Carlo have their own allure, but, as a rule, the service and treatment at stateside gaming venues are absolutely top class. That said, you might consider checking out the outfit you’re interested in prior to your visit, possibly even reading our more detailed reviews of some of the venues you’ll find linked above. In any case, the dress code and such isn’t really that big a deal. It’s quite relaxed here in Europe, but if you stop by a U.S. casino, don’t be surprised if some of your fellow patrons are in shorts and T-shirts. Just have fun, and you should be safe.

Instead of rules, one can discuss etiquette—some things are just appreciated, even if they are not "musts." For instance, numerous casinos provide (non-alcoholic) drinks to their patrons, and high rollers can frequently get offers for food and other things. And while it's super generous of the casino to provide these offerings, that doesn't give us a free pass when it comes to tipping. In fact, not tipping could be seen as pretty rude.

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