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Casino Lingo

Before you start trying your luck in Las Vegas Casinos, it makes sense to learn some key words in the local language.

The Barbary Coast casino is patterned after 19th century San Francisco saloons. It is adorned with Victorian chandeliers and tasteful stained-glass signs, including the largest stained-glass mural in the world.

Bellagio Las Vegas

Bellagio is probably the most expensive and luxurious casino in the world. It's opulent, roomy, and filled with a big money international elite.

Caesars Palace

With its 129,00 square feet of gamimg facilities, Caesars is one of the best and biggest casinos in Las Vegas. Two wings in a horsesnoe shape change character from one end of the property to the other.

Circus Circus

Circus Circus is a tent-shape pink casino with circus artisits performing over the gamblers' heads. Table games include roulette, craps, poker, blackjack, casino war, pai gow poker and Caribbean stud poker.

Excalibur Casino

Times of King Arthur are the theme of the Excalibur. A beautiful circular bar at the King's Pavilion reminds about knights of the Round Table. The ringing of Merlin slot machines can become overpowering at times.

Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino

Pagodas and gardens adorn this luxurious casino, made in Asian style. Those who is seeking a break from the action can enjoy rock waterfalls and lily pond of the Coral Reef Lounge.

MGM Grand

MGM Grand is the biggest of the Las Vegas casinos. It has 165 table games and 3,500 slot machines. Since its first opening in 1993, the casino is in a constant state of reinvention.

Monte Carlo Casino

The casino is patterned after the splendid Place du Casino in Monaco. It is opulent and unpretentious at the same time. The advantage of the casino is the single-zero roulette.

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