A Live Casino Authorized Guide

Canadian Casinos

Roughly thirty years ago, Canada passed a bill that legalizes the operation of casinos. Manitoba was the first province to open the first casino, and soon many more followed. Casinos in Canada offer an array of games such as blackjack, poker, baccarat, roulette, craps, bingo and slot machines. In order to play at a casino, the required legal age is 19 years old or over, and the documents to present are valid identification with photo and birth certificate.

Ontario has three large casinos operated by U.S. gaming companies offering the same services except for complimentary liquor. In South Detroit the Casino Windsor boasts 100,000 feet of gaming space, 3000 slot machines and six craps variations. The Casino Windsor also has the Big Nickel Mine slot machines, with a hefty selection of five-cent games, which is a uniquely popular attraction among its many patrons. This casino also has more games, bars and restaurants. The Casino Roma at the north of Toronto has 70,000 square feet of gaming area, more than 100 table games, 2200 slot machines, and of course great entertainment. The Casino Niagara is a three-level casino across the Rainbow Bridge and one of the most thriving casinos in Ontario due to its strategic location. It has more than 90,000 square feet of gaming space, 2700 slot machines, 144 table games and an 80-foot dome-covered atrium that features lightning displays nightly.

The province of Quebec is famous for smoke-free casinos and has one of the ten biggest casinos in the world, the Casino de Montreal. This casino boasts the largest number of gaming equipments, table games, the latest and state of the art slot machines and live entertainment. The Casino de Montreal is also known for its elegant ambiance and wonderful amenities.

The Great Canadian Casino - View Royal which has 35,000 square feet gambling area and 435 slot machines, and the Cascades Casino with its 50,000 square feet area, 27 table games and 530 slot machines are both located in the province of British Columbia. Another great casinos, the Frank Sisson's Silver Dollar Casino has 80,000 square feet of gambling area, 22 table games and more than 400 slot machines, is located in the province of Alberta.

The casinos of Canada have increased the country's revenue and convinced the government to further legalize the gambling industry. Any player or tourist who would want to try his hands on any of the above casinos will surely reap the benefits that each and everyone offer. With the high slot machine pay offs, better currency exchange rates and zero Canadian tax on pay outs, who wouldn't want to take that advantage.