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Leeward Islands gaming is fun
Being a much sought after travel destination, Leeward Islands offers many possibilities of entertainment by day and by night. And, if you think the night is young and Lady Luck is smiling at you, you can try one of the Leeward Islands gaming spots.
Leeward Islands gaming places includes some classy casinos that cater to vacationers. Some casinos are known for hosting live entertainment events, such as concerts and sporting events.
If you want to know more on Leeward Islands gaming, we and our partner sites can help you with everything you need.
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Leeward Islands gaming advices
Casinos where Leeward Islands gaming takes place are often placed near or combined with hotels, restaurants, retail shopping, and other vacation attractions.
Leeward Islands gaming spots have many slot machines along with blackjack, baccarat, craps, roulette, stud poker, and big six tables. And win or lose, you can always watch the show in the showroom.
One thing you should get information on, however, is the age at which Leeward Islands gaming in the casinos is permitted, since in most jurisdictions this activity is limited to persons over the age of majority |
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Leeward Islands gaming - pocker and more
A perhaps apocryphal anecdote relates that the French/Dutch border in St. Martin was established by an 18th-century drinking contest. How fitting, then, that St. Maarten/St. Martin arguably contains more bars per capita than any other Caribbean island. Or maybe it just seems that way, especially given the myriad sunset booze cruises to toast the legendary elusive green flash (not a superhero but an atmospheric phenomenon caused by prismatic refraction of the sun's rays -- or one margarita too many). It's more a commentary on the island's party-hearty rep than a reflection on the friendly, fun-loving locals. Bars come in all shapes and sizes, from rickety rum shops to salvaged scows to neon-streaked nightclubs. And of course, after gamboling on the beaches, you can gamble in the Dutch side's casinos. Whether you seek a (relatively) quiet sunset cocktail or after-hour boogieing to the latest urban funk, St. Maarten/St. Martin delivers. Gaming is currently only legal on the Dutch side of St. Maarten. For all its self-promotion about a Caribbean Vegas, the scene is closer to Laughlin or Biloxi. Regardless, the 10 casinos offer wonderful free living theater, at times of the absurd, with everyone from blue-haired fanny packers to dreadlocked Rastas robotically feeding the maw of the machines. If you indulge, just remember there's no such thing as a sure system (or, Lord help us, ESP) -- and the odds always favor the house, especially in games like Keno. As for any claims of "loose slots," don't bet on it. Gambling, like life, defies prediction. Only a very few "professionals" earn a living by making a killing. St. Maarten's daily "grind" (low-end betting) is geared more toward voyeurs and "virgins" (gaming-speak for first-timers) anyhow; whale-watching is reserved for the marine mammals, not the high-stakes types. Hours vary (only one is open 24/7), but most casinos are generally open from 1pm to 6am.
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