Went in on a Tuesday night. Casino has two levels and is relatively small. Slot machines on the…read morefirst floor and tables on the second. It's clean and well-staffed. It costs around 9 bucks U.S. to get in (card only). Coats and hats MUST be checked. Also, registration is a requirement and they take your driver license/ID info as well as a photo of you. So if you're a private person, I'd skip this place. There aren't a lot of tables upstairs at all, so I can only imagine how hard it would be to get into one on crowded nights. Most of the familiar games are there, including blackjack, ultimate texas hold em, and roulette. No craps though. Lowest minimum bet I saw was actually 5 euro. Despite being rather small, this is not a bad place to try your luck if you're OK with a cover charge and giving your info away.

We stopped by, curious what a European casino might have to offer. You have to show a passport and…read moreget a player card so definitely don't forget your ID. Inside, it was pretty small compared to US casinos but good enough variety. Table games seemed to be popular but we stuck to slots. The mister won like €700 and I think I was up €300. Good times!