A casino is a gambling complex that needs a special license to exercise its activity and that is forbidden to people under 18.
Las Vegas and Macao are the 2 cities competing to be the largest and richest gambling place in the world. Historically, Las Vegas is the most famous location to put money on the table, but Macao recently surpassed the city in terms of money gambled.

A casino has several slot machines and gaming tables watched by a croupier. The most popular games are poker, roulette and Black Jack. The two cities amount together more than 30 000 slot machines and more than 5000 game tables.

In hasard games, the redistribution rate of money gambled swings between 50 to 90%.This rate has been calculated to make sure people spend a maximum of money and to optimize the incomes of the casino.

Casinos made the fortune of some lucky players. In 2003, a 25 year old man won the largest jackpot in the history: $39,7 Millions. He had only inserted the equivalent in tokens of 100$ in the slot machine. But it ruined many more people.

On brochures and leaflets for Las Vegas, it is said that you get your « way-back-home » plane ticket for free if you lose money. But money doesn't just fall from the sky, and you need to register at your arrival so that a casino member can calculate your « losing rate ». What you will be offered if you lose is only a small proportion of what you lost: you really need to blow up your own bank to be generously given a plane ticket.

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