Betting Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo is a major district in the small independent country of Monaco located on the French Riviera. Monaco is the world’s second smallest country and gained independence in 1861 following the Franco-Monegasque Treaty.
Gambling became legal in Monaco in 1854. Prince Florestan I attributed to the amended law, but Prince Charles III played a bigger part in the progression, by opening up the gambling industry and arranging the development of the iconic Casino de Monte-Carlo. He was responsible for organizing a half-century permit, allowing gaming rooms to be housed within the luxurious Casino de Monte-Carlo establishment.
Currently, there are a total of five casinos in Monte Carlo. Combined, they provide more than 1000 slot machines and 21 games rooms. All of the venues are managed by Societe des Bains de Mer Monico, who are the biggest employer in the country. The Casino de Monte Carlo offers a verity of wagering options from popular European games such as Baccarat, Roulette and Chemin de Fer, to traditional American activities including Texas Hold’em, Craps, Stud Poker, Mini Punto Banco and Blackjack. Also on site are games machines and progressive jackpots, High-Roller Slots, Centime Slots, Electronic Roulette, Video Poker and Virtual Horseracing games such as “Xtrem Derby”.
Today, the Casino de Monte-Carlo continues to reflect the epitome of gambling luxury and tradition in Monaco. The property is furnished with beautiful crystal chandeliers and ornate ceilings. The croupiers wear tuxedoes, while players also abide to a smart dress code and can partake in high-stakes wagering if desired.
The Societe des Bains de Mer Monico also operate the Casino Cafe de Paris. The venue is aimed at a younger market, however, players must still 21 years or above. The dress code demands sensible attire. The Casino Cafe de Paris offers American-type gaming tables, slots and hundreds of games machines. On site, there is a bar and multiple restaurants, for in-between wagering refreshments. Likewise, the Sun Casino is a casual establishment which can be found within the Monte Carol Grand Hotel. Players can enjoy the festive Las Vegas style gambling activities, along with state-of-the-art gaming machines and 27 games tables. There are four restaurants serving French cuisine, grilled food, continental food and seafood.
In 2012 and 2013, the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort played host to the European Poker Tour. The modern style casino features an impressive number of games machines. Bets can be placed from a minimum of ten cents.
Another SBM gambling venue known as the Casino La Rascasse is located inside the famous La Rascasse Restaurant. The property sits on the hairpin turn where the Monaco Grand Prix take place every year. The casino has 85 slot machines, featuring Video Poker, Disco Fever, Battle Pirates and Star Wars amongst many others types.
