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Casinos depend on guests spending their money gambling for the chance of winning. To do that, they must offer an entertaining experience to encourage people to gamble more. They must also make sure their visitors feel safe, even if they lose some money. A well-designed casino will address all of these issues.<\/p>\n
A casino’s security begins on the floor. Dealers keep their eyes on the games and the patrons to make sure nothing blatantly goes out of the ordinary. They look for things like palming, marking and switching cards and dice. They also watch for betting patterns that may indicate cheating or stealing. Casino employees also have access to a high-tech eye-in-the-sky surveillance system, which allows them to track patrons from a large room full of banks of security monitors.<\/p>\n
In addition to their opulence and bright lights, casinos try to create a manufactured blissful experience by wafting scented oils through their ventilation systems. These aromas, coupled with the cheerful sounds of slot machines, can create an euphoric atmosphere that keeps people coming back.<\/p>\n
Although there is a stereotype that casinos are seedy backroom gambling parlors, large, professional casinos offer a safe environment in which to eat, watch shows or other closed-circuit broadcasts and play casino games. They are not immune from violent crime, but they take many precautions to ensure their customers’ safety. In addition, casino employees often reward frequent and large players with comps, which can include free hotel rooms, meals, tickets to shows and limo service.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"