== == The legal age to gamble in Las Vegas and all of Nevada is 21. No exceptions.

Gambling in some form has existed in every society, dating back as far as the Ancient Greeks and Romans and the Elizabethans. However, the first known European gambling house that meets the modern definition of a casino was the Ridotto, which was established in Venice, Italy, in 1638.

The MGM Grand Casino in Las Vegas is the second largest hotel in the world. It is owned by MGM Resorts International.

128.183mph as of the beginning of the season, however this weekend may change the average.

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Sure you can. However, if you look too young to legally gamble you will be asked for a valid ID, if you cannot produce one you will be asked to leave the premises and you will forfeit any winnings you might have. If you are old enough and you are asked to produce a valid ID and you hit a jackpot that requires a 1099-G be filled out and you do not have a valid ID you will not be paid.

Assuming you mean "what things won't be found in a casino," normally you won't find clocks and windows. Also, just as a side note, you won't normally find bathrooms that are easy to get to to.

Yes, there was such thing as lotus hotel and casino. But it was demolished or closed.

As per Nevada Gaming Control Board (which is an other casino police here in L.V.) a minor can not be on a casino floor, unless they are just passing by to go to their room, or to a restaurant, or theater or other such place located in the casino. Otherwise, they can not gamble or just stand or sit around watching other people gamble. For this purpose, minor is considered any person under the age of 21.

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Along with the El Cortez, there are several other downtown Las Vegas casinos with coin-operated slot machines. Main Street station, the Cal, Las Vegas Club, Mermaids, La Bayou, the Fremont, Fitzgerald's, and the Western combined, have close to one thousand coin slots. Jerry's Nugget and the Poker Palace, a few miles north, also have lots of coin slots.

The Las Vegas Strip is almost all tickets now except for maybe a few at Circus Circus and the Venetian.........I heard that Slots a Fun just converted this year to all tickets.

Other Las Vegas areas with coin slots is the Boulder Hwy area in Henderson, with the Skyline, the Klondike(Sunset), Sam's Town(upstairs maybe), Railroad Pass, and the Hacienda(Boulder City).

One other cool old place nearby, with a few hundred coin slots on the floor, is the Gold Strike in Jean, some 30 miles south on I-15.

Also, Laughlin NV(90 miles south of Vegas).....between the Pioneer, the Riverside, the Golden Nugget, and the Avi, there are close to 1000 coin slots.

Advertising is thousands for las vegas casino, even millions a year but they make billions in return, so to them they are hardly losing anything. This is the same for online casino's they spend a few thousands but make it all back by making millions a year.

There is no silver in any dollar tokens. They are iron with chrome plating. Silver "Ike" dollars were used in the past for casino play, now just tokens are used, because they are not legal tender except in the casino that issues them, for gambling purposes only. ======================================= There is no iron in these tokens. The question was about a $10.00 token, which usually is a "limited edition", encased in clear plastic, and does contain slightly less than 0.6 troy oz of pure silver. The remainder is brass - only the center is silver. They are usually marked: ".999 fine silver" - which is correct for the center portion. When silver was bringing a high price a couple of months ago, many people with these tokens punched out the silver. A few even tried to sell the remaining worthless brass doughnuts on eBay. The tokens are not worth much more than face value, if that.

There are many casinos the host great poker tournaments. Some of the casinos include Viejas Casino in San Diego, CA, Seminole Casino Coconut Creek in Coconut Creek, FL, and Caesar's in Las Vegas, NV.

If you mean the box that the cards are dealt from; shoe.

If you mean where the chips are kept; rack or tray.

If you mean where the paper money is dropped; drop box.

If you mean where the dealer's tips are dropped; tip box.

There aren't usually any clocks located where they can be seen from the casino floor.

it opens at 1 and closes at 9

No, you can't criminalize a thought process.

True, it is not illegal, but it's really treated like it is.

No, but you can't use any electronic devices or paper or anything to help and don't move your lips when you try to remember because then you'll most likely get kicked out.

Further although card counting, or counting cards, is just play the game extremely well. and this means more winnings for you and less profit for the casino. hence why when you are caught the casino asks you to leave. unfortunately you can't just walk in to the next casino, as they all use face recognition software to advise them of people already caught card counting. but good luck with your exploits!

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The legal age to play bingo in Michigan is 18, however some casinos in Michigan require you to be 21+.

This is one of those questions with multiple answers, everyone has a different opinion. It is basically a matter of personal preference. What I would think of as the best might be something you absolutely despise.

Here are some suggestions from our contributors.

The Rio Hotel/Casino Buffet is a favorite and a huge selection. $26+

On a budget? go to a place called Ellis Island and order the steak dinner. It isn't on the menu. $5. It's one block off the Strip. My wife and daughter give it thumbs up.