What is a Casino?

In the context of gambling, a casino or casino may refer to:

A casino is an establishment that houses and accommodates certain types of gambling activities. Some casinos are stand-alone while others are combined with hotels, restaurants, retail shops or other tourist attractions. In addition to slot machines and table games, some casinos offer poker, sports betting, and horse racing. A famous casino is the Monte Carlo Casino, which is featured in a number of novels and films including Ian Fleming’s James Bond series. Casinos are regulated by law and some have security measures in place to prevent unlicensed or underage gambling, as well as other violations. These measures include surveillance cameras, security guards, and a variety of other electronic systems. Casinos also enforce a code of conduct for players that includes rules on dress and etiquette.