Poland Casinos

Posted by Nick Niesen on October 26th, 2010

Poland is situated right in the heart of Europe and may be that is the reason behind the fact that it is adored by many tourists from around the globe. Poland offers historical landmarks such as Auschwitz, and romantic environment with architecture from centuries ago, but also the glamour and excitement of Poland Casinos.

Poland casinos are the only form of legal gambling available in the country with about 25 of them in total, situated all over the country in order to serve and entertain all those in search of lady luck. Warsaw, which is also Poland's capital boast of the highest number of casino's in the country, a total of five with all international games available such as craps, poker, black jack and roulette as well as the slot machines that are loved by all gamblers.

Warsaw does not only have the highest number of casinos in the country but also the largest one as well, which is part of the Grand Hotel; this Poland casino has at any one time 11 tables available and approximately 70 slot machines for the guests' pleasure and entertainment.

Most Poland's casinos are located in historical buildings with a few in newly build and modern styled. The casino building itself is sometimes worth the trip and if you have lady luck on your side as well, it can all be a lot merrier and exciting. However, casino players usually enjoy the thrill of the stakes and the excitement of the chance of getting rich in just a roll of the dice.

Poland's casinos will mesmerize you too into its antique looks with modern touch approach to almost everything that surrounds them. Gambling is strictly forbidden to anyone below 18 years of age as well as consuming of any alcoholic beverages. You may be required to prove your age when entering a casino with the help of your photo ID.

Some casino may have specific house rules but, they all must be displayed at entrance or made available to all guests upon request; ensure you are aware of them before you start playing to avoid any misunderstandings. The local language is Polish however English is widely spoken by locals especially in hotels, restaurants and casinos.

Most Poland casinos will open its doors for gambling enthusiasts in the early hours of afternoon and only close in the wee hours of dawn when most players had a chance to satisfy their trials at lady luck for the night.