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Crazy Star Casino is a virtual platform created in 2019 by VeryWell LTD, licensed by Curaçao eGaming. The casino is optimised for desktop and mobile devices (Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows). It is popular with UK players looking for sites other than GamStop. The collection includes many slot machines, table games, roulette and card video slots. For fans of instant winnings, scratch cards and the wheel of luck will do.

The games on the site can be tried out for free and without registration by running a demo mode with virtual currency. The trial version is suitable for newcomers to get acquainted with the game mechanics and identify real returns on games. Money bets are accepted after registering and making a deposit.

Bonuses at Crazy Star Casino

To attract a new audience, Crazy Star Casino offers many starter bonuses and deposit promotions. Newcomers and regular visitors to the site have access to a unique cabinet with lucrative offers that can be activated at all times. The promotions are subject to certain conditions, once fulfilled, you can collect your rewards.

Casino bonuses fall into two main categories:

• 525% welcome bonus on three deposits. This is a starter package divided by the first three deposits: 150%, 175% and 200% respectively. All offers are subject to a x35 wager, which is important to wager within 96 hours of activating the bonus. If this is not done, the entire amount of the gift will automatically be forfeited.
• 50 free spins for registration. This is a no deposit bonus for all players who have just created an account on the site. At the same time, the administration provides a choice of 50 FS or 5 euros to the game account. You can play for free, using freespins on slot machines, or bet for real money. In any case, the winnings are subject to a wager of x35.

The Crazy Star platform also has a separate bookmaker’s office, which also has its own unique bonuses. The first gift you can get for registering and predicting a sporting event. Later on, the offers get bigger if you bet constantly and win often.

Casino Games

Crazy Star’s selection of games is made up of 200+ unique games that have been verified by eCOGRA. They range from slots to video poker, keno, cutch cards and wheel of fortune. Each user will find a game to his or her liking, which satisfies not only visually but also in terms of payout. The average RTP of all game models ranges from 95 to 97 percent.

The collection is divided into several categories:

• Slot machines. The predominant part of the casino’s collection are fruit-themed gaminators, action, adventure and sports simulators. These include both three-reel classic games and three-dimensional video slots with 2,046 payouts. In total, there are more than 80 providers on the site: NetEnt, Microgaming, SA Gaming, Yggdrasil and others.
• Bingo. The casino has plenty of separate lobbies for fans of the 75-ball and 90-ball table game. There are also more modern models with 80 and 40 balls. The player’s job is to keep an eye on the ball lotto and mark the numbers on their ticket.
• Online poker. One of the most popular table games among casino users, where you can play against a computer or other opponents at the same table. Among the table versions are Caribbean Beach Poker, Three-Stud Poker, Joker Poker, and Magic Poker. Each has its own unique rules for picking cards, folding and modes of play.
• Other games. All other games fall under this category, and this includes Blackjack, Baccarat, Bingo, Scratch Cards and Wheel of Fortune. You can find games by name or developer using the quick search on the home page.

All games run for free in demo mode. If you run out of currency, you can refresh the page and return it. This feature does not apply to the Live Casino section only, where you play against a live dealer in real time. In order to sit at the same table as the live dealer you need to register and make a deposit.

Starting in 2019, the Crazy Star project quickly became popular and gained the trust of thousands of players around the world. Here you can play not only slot machines, but also make predictions on sports events. But the main advantage of this site is that it operates in the UK without the GamStop feature. It ignores withdrawal limits, the self-exclusion feature, and offers better bonuses than those available from local operators. The only downsides are that it only supports two languages and interfaces (English and Russian).

For grammar aficionados, the absence of a possessive adjective in ‘Caesars Palace’ is not an error; it was, in fact, a deliberate ploy by hotel developer Jay Sarno to make the name sound inclusive and appealing to every one of his patrons, who could each feel like ‘a Caesar’.

As the name suggests, Caesars Palace was inspired by Ancient Rome so, naturally enough, various depictions of Julius Caesar, including a 20-foot high marble statue that stands watch over the entrance, are to be found in, and around, the building. The toga-clad cocktail waitresses, which were one of the innovations revealed when Caesars Palace opened in 1966, still feature, although their uniform is no longer as short and tight as was once the case.

In the meantime, Caesars Palace, which occupies a prestigious location on Las Vegas Boulevard South, on the western side of the Las Vegas Strip, has become one of the familiar landmarks in ‘Sin City’. In terms of accommodation, the modern facility features over 4,500 rooms, suites and villas – a seven-fold increase since 1966 – and the modern casino floor occupies 125,000 square feet. Table games include baccarat, blackjack, craps, roulette and several varieties of poker, including Three Card Poker and Crazy Four Poker, and are supplemented by a variety of traditional and video slot machines with stakes starting at just 1¢.

Ponte 16 Resort is an integrated casino, entertainment and hotel complex in Macau, the semi-autonomous territory on the south coast of China, otherwise known as the ‘Monte Carlo of the Orient’. However, unlike other resorts in the region, Ponte 16 is located in Santo António on the western portion of the Macau Peninsula and is, in fact, the only resort in the Inner Harbour of Macau.

Opened in February, 2008, Ponte 16 Resort encompasses 1,300,000 square feet, of which roughly a fifth – that is, an area broadly equivalent to two-and-a-half international football pitches – is devoted to gaming space, spread over four floors. At the same time, it is worth mentioning that the limited number of gaming tables on the privately-run second and third floors are the preserve of ‘high rollers’, with minimum stakes ranging between $1,000 and $10,000.

The majority of the 100 or so gaming tables, though, are located on the ground floor, which is the larger of the two floors available to the mass market. Table games include baccarat, roulette and sic bo – electronic versions of which are also available – along with blackjack, Caribbean stud poker, fan tan and pai gow, all with relatively low minimum stakes. Similarly, between 250 and 300 slot machines, with stakes ranging from $0.20 to $1, are dispersed throughout the ground, first and second floors and video poker is also available on the second floor.

Although superseded as the largest hotel complex in the world by the First World Hotel in Malaysia and the Venetian, also on the Las Vegas Strip, the MGM Grand remains the largest single hotel in the United States. Built as an extension to the 700-room Marina Hotel – which forms the ‘West Wing’ of the current hotel – in 1991, the MGM Grand opened in 1993.

Situated at the intersection between Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana, the entrance to the MGM Grand is guarded by the unmistakable figure of ‘Leo the Lion’, the mascot of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) film studio. The huge, 45-foot bronze statue replaced the original entrance in the Nineties, after many superstitious Asian visitors refused to enter the casino through the jaws of a lion, as was previously the case.

In any event, the MGM Grand has a casino floor covering 171,500 square feet or 1.59 hectares – in other words, larger than Lords Cricket Ground – making it the largest in Las Vegas. Table games include baccarat, blackjack, craps, roulette – in both European, single-zero and American, double-zero versions – and several poker variants, such as crazy four poker, pai gow poker and three card poker, as well as Texas hold’em poker. The MGM Grand also offers an extensive selection of electronic gaming machines, including slot machines and video poker machines, with stakes ranging from £0.01 to $1,000.

Unsurprisingly, The Venetian Macao, like The Venetian Las Vegas, is owned by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation and was designed to be a Las Vegas-style integrated resort casino. In fact, The Venetian Macao is a carbon copy of the Venetia Las Vegas, right down to the canals, gondolas and gondoliers.

Of course, The Venetian Macao is situated on the so-called ‘Cotai Strip’ – the term was coined, and trademarked, by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation – on Cotai Island, which is part of the semi-autonomous territory of Macau, a.k.a. Macau, in southern China. Indeed, with a casino floor covering 546,000 square feet, or just over 5 hectares – visualise five international football pitches fashioned into a single, huge square – The Venetian Macao ranks second, behind only the WinStar World Casino and Resort, in Oklahoma, on the list of the largest casinos in the world.

The sprawling casino floor offers over 800 gaming tables offering, with one or two exceptions, every conceivable table game, plus others, such as Sands stud poker and banking three card baccarat – erroneously advertised as three card poker in some cases – which are not available elsewhere. Slot machines, many of which will be familiar to foreign visitors, although some less so, number over 2,000, with stakes ranging between $0.02 and $100, although typically $1 or less.