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The casino’s official name is Holland Casino Nijmegen. It offers a considerable number of slot machines. The total number of live game tables is also nice. The casino Nijmegen offers the classic table games such as Blackjack and Roulette and in addition Bingo and Poker Table Games. Holland Casino Nijmegen. The casino in Nijmegen is a mid size casino. The casino’s official name is Holland Casino Nijmegen. It offers a considerable number of slot machines. The total number of live game tables is also nice. The casino Nijmegen offers the classic table games such as Blackjack and Roulette and in addition Bingo and Poker.
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The Romans knew what they were doing over 2,000 years ago in Noviomagus. The Nijmegen region has it all: a perfect position in a magnificent undulating river landscape between the Rhine, Meuse and Waal rivers with lush, fertile river soil in which fruit trees flourish and the branches of the vines reach for the sky.
Nowadays, you can still enjoy not only Roman archaeological remains but also Roman traditions in the Nijmegen region, such as the excellent custom of completely relaxing now and again in a sauna or spa to recharge your batteries. Do you prefer more active types of relaxation? You could hike the N70, a unique walk that takes you over eight ‘mountains’ through varied countryside and cultural history. Or cycle through the area known as the Betuwe, where you will be captivated by the blossom in spring, and where later in the year you can buy cherries, apples and pears from roadside stalls. You’ll find plenty of grapes in the wine village of Groesbeek: bottled to produce prize-winning wines.
If you are looking for the buzz of the city, go to Nijmegen itself. Thanks to the Romans, this is the oldest city in the Netherlands. Visit a museum or shop to your heart’s content before finishing the day at one of the many outdoor cafés for a tasty snack and a drink. The time will fly, but that doesn’t matter: the Nijmegen region has plenty of excellent and even unusual places to stay the night!
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Holland Casino is a Dutch state-owned company and has the legal monopoly on gambling in the Netherlands, and has fourteen casinos located throughout the country. Profits from Holland Casino go directly to the Dutch treasury. In 2007, profit was around 267 million euros and in 2006 some 263 million euros.
Casinos[edit]
The headquarters of Holland Casino is located in Hoofddorp, but in the future will move to a separate tower building of the new Holland Casino Utrecht. The first casino opened in Zandvoort on October 1, 1976. Since 2008, the Amsterdam casino is the largest branch. Other branches can be found at:
- Schiphol (Amsterdam Airport)
Games[edit]
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In the branches of Holland Casino the following games can be played (not all branches offer all of these games):
Average payment rate was 93% at slot machines, while the legal minimum is 80%. The tables is the average payout ratio 97.7%. All gambling machines are supervised by Dutch Measurement Institute and they are also inspected by the independent inspection company Verispect.
Compulsive gambling[edit]
The company has policies in place to prevent compulsive gambling as much as possible. Holland Casino was presented the Gaming Award for the most socially responsible business in the international casino industry, on January 21, 2008, in London.
Reforms of 2011[edit]
In March 2011, the Dutch coalition government announced a new gambling framework which in 2015 will open the country's online gambling market (including casinos, lotteries, poker, sportsbooks and bingo) to licensed domestic and foreign gaming establishments.[1]
References[edit]
- ^Dutch News - Gambling market to be opened up Retrieved on: April 9, 2011
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Coordinates: 52°21′45″N4°52′56″E / 52.3624°N 4.8823°E