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Talking Stick Resort and Casino, an Native American-owned casino, has installed bright lights to their building and they can be seen miles away in the desert.
This was the gaudiest display in the casino, and I mean that in a good way. There was a corner nearby where you could help yourself to a soda fountain. Charles Town Races and Slots, Rt-340, Charles Town, WV.
See also Double Dragons.
We got hungry at 3am in the morning and looking for a brakfast place when I took this shot. Note the no crowds. Taken with the Sony A7ii and SEL2870 kit lens.
We decided to move on from the Place du Casino. This is the side view of the stunning building as we were walking towards the sea.
François Blanc, the casino's founder once said, “we should do nothing here as it is done elsewhere”. The image of James Bond has become inseparable from the Casino de Monte-Carlo, which, with its Belle Époque architecture, is a reference for gaming and entertainment, not just in Europe but around the world.
An exceptional selection. French Roulette, Baccarat, Black Jack, Craps and Poker Texas Hold’em Ultimate. New and occasional players try their luck at the table games under the warm glow of Bohemian crystal chandeliers, while slot machine players hunt down lady luck in the Salle Renaissance or Salon Touzet.
Unique savoir-faire. Everything here is about sophistication and attention to detail, to create an immersive experience in the casino world. The gaming tables are crafted by artisans in the Société des Bains de Mer’s own workshops and the croupiers ensure players receive world-class service and benefit from their unrivalled know-how.
Gaming, and so much more - from seasoned players to newcomers, there is something here for everyone: entertainment, thrills, unforgettable emotions and surprises! (From montecarlosbm.com)
The Real Casino of Murcia was not a gambling den but a gentleman's social club. Built in 1847. We just had a look in the entrance hall, noted for its Moorish inspired architecture.
Detalle de la escalera del Patio de Honor del edificio, (comodamente sentada en un sillón igual al que dibujé, así da gusto)
Montreal Casino's panorama. A composite of four pictures stitched together
The Casino once was the French Pavilion (the modern structure on the right) and the Quebec Pavilion (the "box" on the left). They are among the few remnants of Expo '67, when Montreal held the World Exposition.
The Casino is a historic building, one of the most representative symbols of Constanta city.
Completed between the two World Wars (built in 1909 and inaugurated in 1910) in art nouveau style according to the plans of the architects, Daniel Renard and Petre Antonescu, the Casino features sumptuous architecture and a wonderful view of the sea. The last restoration was in 1986. Today is a derelict building. From this year will commence the works of consolidation and restoration. The Casino could reenter in the public circuit over two years.
Casino Square is beautiful but its grandeur is the result of those who gamble and lose rather than those who win. The area was a wasteland until a Frenchman called Blanc developed the Casino. A local saying is.. "It does not matter whether you place your money on red or on black... white always wins"