Even if you don’t bet, Vegas is enjoyable. Many tourists to Las Vegas choose not to gamble but still have a terrific time. Anyone may enjoy Las Vegas’ visual feast, which includes iconic performers, shopping, all the lights, luxurious hotels, and an assortment of interesting characters. It’s a great place to simply people-watch, and there are plenty of non-gambling activities to keep you busy.
While Las Vegas remains the world’s gambling capital, Sin City isn’t the only place you can have a great holiday and spend some time in quality casinos. These locations aren’t typically thought of as good for gamblers but are worth checking out when you’re lucky.
Dublin
Ireland and gambling go hand in hand, as anyone who has visited an online casino will attest. As a result, there are many references to Irish culture in offerings, such as the Rainbow Riches slot game, which features a lucky leprechaun with pots of gold and is proving a hugely popular title. Indeed, the Irish’s luck is often cited by casino game developers, and you’ll find plenty of slots with shamrocks, four-leaf clovers, and other symbols we commonly associate with St. Patrick’s Day.
So, it’s no surprise that Dublin is a great place to gamble. Gambling is only allowed in private members’ clubs. So if you’re planning a visit, make sure you have the correct ID and, if possible, join online prior to your visit. There are about 20 private members’ clubs in Dublin, making it a great destination for anyone who appreciates the casino atmosphere. Even though The Sporting Emporium ranks as one of the city’s most prestigious casinos, there are other options nearby and plenty of other things to do if you can’t beat the house.
San Juan
If you’re in Puerto Rico, you’ll generally feel fortunate, but if you want more fortune, consider going to some nearby casinos. Check out the Casino Metro at the Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino or the Casino del Mar within the La Concha Resort in San Juan. The Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino Resort is another excellent choice. For gamblers of all levels of experience, these three are sure bets.
Puerto Ricans enjoy gambling, and you’ll find dozens of establishments that frequently run enticing promotions and host unique events. If you need a break from the tables, history buffs will appreciate San Juan’s stunning architecture. At the same time, those who enjoy the outdoors may visit the El Yunque National Forest or the gorgeous beaches for snorkeling. There’s even the Harry Potter Studio Tour.
Singapore
In Singapore, casinos are permitted in the form of integrated resorts. These are hotel complexes that offer all types of entertainment, including theme parks, shopping areas, fine dining, and, of course, casinos. There aren’t many to choose from, but the ones you find are opulent and huge. For example, Marina Bay Sands Casino boasts 1,600 slot machines, 500 gaming tables, and more than 30 private gaming rooms.
You could also book a spot on the lavish Aegean Paradise Cruise, which offers ample facilities for gamblers and many more activities while sailing on the seas. Offerings such as Mega Adventure also provide an abundance of other things to do if the cards aren’t falling in your favor.
Although Las Vegas continues to be the world’s epicenter of gambling, these are great options for fans of real money gaming.
By Amey MyersAmey, an intrepid traveler and avid blogger, roams the world, absorbing diverse cultures, flavors, and experiences. Her writing captures the essence of her adventures, inspiring others to explore. Amey's infectious passion for travel and storytelling epitomizes a life filled with exploration and adventure.
