A casino (also cassino or ca*si*no; plural: casinos) is a gambling establishment, offering various forms of chance-based entertainment. Casinos are most often associated with the United States, where they are legally licensed and operate under state-based jurisdictions, but may also exist in other countries where gambling is legal. Most casinos feature games such as baccarat, blackjack, roulette, and poker that involve competing against the house rather than fellow patrons. Many casinos also offer a variety of other gambling-related activities such as sports betting.

A number of security measures are used to prevent cheating and stealing by both patrons and staff. These measures can include video surveillance, “chip tracking” where betting chips are connected to a system that oversees their exact movement minute by minute, and electronic monitoring of roulette wheels to detect any statistical deviation from expected results. In addition, the rules of most casino games provide a mathematical expectancy that ensures a minimum gross profit to the house.

The Niagara Falls Casino is a popular destination for gamblers from the US and Canada. Its two floors contain table games, several slot varieties, olg and a poker room as well as a dedicated section for placing bets on sports. There are also plenty of restaurants, bars and live entertainment to enjoy. The casino also caters to returning players by offering a generous reload bonus, loyalty program and a range of payment methods including Interac, Visa, and MasterCard. Its massive game library also features jackpots and a live dealer option.