Casino
A casino is a facility where people gamble. Casinos are seen throughout the Grand Theft Auto series but Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas introduced gambling and interactive casinos where the player can gamble.
GTA III
GTA San Andreas
- Caligula's Palace (accessible)
- The Camel's Toe
- The Clown's Pocket
- Casino Floor (accessible)
- Come-A-Lot
- The Emerald Isle
- Four Dragons Casino (accessible)
- The High Roller
- The Pink Swan
- Pirates in Men's Pants
- Royal Casino
- Starfish Casino
- The Visage
There are three accessible casinos where the player can gamble. There is a variety of activities to wager money on. The player can borrow money from the casino, leading to a negative money value. If the money is not repaid, Carl will get phone calls from loan sharks threatening him to pay up soon or he will be physically harmed. If money is still not repaid, loan sharks armed with Micro Uzis and AK-47s will show up in black Vincents and attempt to kill Carl. The loan sharks carry a lot of money so money can be repaid by simply killing them and picking up their cash.
A display of firearms inside any of the casinos may not invite the wrath of the guards, though benign fire within the premises surely will. Attacking or killing a guard with a firearm will directly earn the player a 2-star wanted level, though a melee weapon will earn just a 1-star wanted level unless two or more people are killed with the melee weapon, in which case a 2-star wanted level is then attained.
GTA Liberty City Stories
GTA IV
- Alderney Casino (abandoned)
GTA V
See also