There are a lot of movies set in Sin City, but few have delved into the dark history of casinos like Casino did. A city built on vice is bound to have some skeletons, and Scorsese was not afraid to fling open the doors to show us what really went down in Vegas.

As with other Scorsese films, Casino is loaded with great acting, but De Niro and Sharon Stone are truly memorable here. Their characters are mired in violence and treachery, but their downfalls feel earned. Unlike some of his other mob movies (especially Goodfellas), the events of Casino flow in a logical progression and are not just a series of random happenings.

The film is also interesting in its depiction of how modern casinos operate. Elaborate surveillance systems are used to keep an eye on every table, window and doorway in the building. Video cameras in the ceiling can be monitored by security workers in a room filled with banks of security monitors, and tables can be watched minute-by-minute to make sure that everyone is playing the game they are supposed to play. Slot machines have built-in microcircuitry to verify the amount wagered, and roulette wheels are electronically monitored regularly to spot any statistical deviations in their expected payouts.

In addition to these technological measures, casino operators offer a variety of promotions to attract and retain players. These can include welcome bonuses, free spins, deposit matches and loyalty rewards. They may also use games from the leading providers in the industry to increase their reputation. These incentives can help boost player engagement and add value to the overall gaming experience.