Seychelles

2 casino on main island of Port Victoria

1) Gran Kaz


2 lvls of slots, no tables
25% of the slots are modern

2) Victoria casino


Smaller casino
1st floor slots - 50% of slots are modern but since it's alot smaller, there's less than Gran Katz
2nd fl tables - bj, single 0 roulette, carribean poker type

Seychelles was one of the answers on the PBS game show "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?"

Island of La Digue

Fun Park casino:


Casino is on the 2nd floor.
Stairs is to the left, along the side of the bldg.
(Not through front door)

Smaller casino than the above Victoria casino.
About 25 slots, no tables.
1/2 are modern but that isn't saying much.

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2 casino on main island of Port Victoria

1) Gran Kaz


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also, This casino requires you to play with a players card. (US driver's license is ok)
machines don't accept cash.
Unlike Mexico/panama, no tax on loading or cashout.

The other 2 casinos i've mentioned above you can use cash (Seychelle's Rupee)

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1) Gran Kaz


2 lvls of slots, no tables
25% of the slots are modern
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whoops.. That's the entrance to their separate restaurant.
it has like a dozen slots though.

A few feet to the right of that glitzy sign is their main entrance:


Here's an interesting thing about the cage
- There's no ATM in the casino. It was raining HARD outside.
- I asked the person in the cage where the nearest ATM was. She said outside, 1/2 a block to the right.
- Then she said she can do the withdraw from my debit card so i don't have to get wet. I asked if the fees were higher than the ATM and she said no.
- Since my bank reimburses me for atm fees, it wouldn't have mattered.

- Now for the interesting thing:
--> Official rate is $1 = 14.7 rupees and when i logged into my bank i calc'd at $1 = 14.7 rupees, including whatever the cage fee was. (My bank doesn't break down the fee portion of the transaction. I only know how much when the reimbursement hits at the end of the month)
--> So no fee?