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[[File:ArchitecturalEspionage-GTASA3.jpg|thumb|250px|Blue print of Caligula's Casino]] | [[File:ArchitecturalEspionage-GTASA3.jpg|thumb|250px|Blue print of Caligula's Casino]] | ||
'''Caligula's Palace''' is a [[casino]] located along [[The Strip]] in [[Las Venturas]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]], situated between [[The Clown's Pocket]] and [[Royal Casino]]. It is co-owned by the [[Leone Family]], the [[Sindacco Family]], and the [[Forelli Family]]. It is one of the three accessible casinos, along with [[The Four Dragons Casino]] and [[Casino Floor]]. It features blackjack, roulette, video poker, and slot machines, as well as a large basement area and several hotel suites. [[Ken Rosenberg]] is the casino's manager. The casino can still be accessed and gambled in after the mission [[Breaking the Bank at Caligula's]], in which the casino is robbed by [[Carl Johnson]] and his associates. Caligula's Palace is based on the real Las Vegas casino [[wp:Caesar's Palace| | '''Caligula's Palace''' is a [[casino]] located along [[The Strip]] in [[Las Venturas]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]], situated between [[The Clown's Pocket]] and [[Royal Casino]]. It is co-owned by the [[Leone Family]], the [[Sindacco Family]], and the [[Forelli Family]]. It is one of the three accessible casinos, along with [[The Four Dragons Casino]] and [[Casino Floor]]. It features blackjack, roulette, video poker, and slot machines, as well as a large basement area and several hotel suites. [[Ken Rosenberg]] is the casino's manager. The casino can still be accessed and gambled in after the mission [[Breaking the Bank at Caligula's]], in which the casino is robbed by [[Carl Johnson]] and his associates. | ||
Caligula's Palace is physically, for the most part, based on the real Las Vegas casino [[wp:Caesar's Palace|Caesars Palace]]. Certain details are taken from other casinos, like the waterworks from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellagio_(hotel_and_casino) Bellagio] (both being Italy-inspired, although Bellagio wasn't built until 1998 and Caesars Palace has an impressive water show of its own) or luminant green windows from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MGM_Grand_Las_Vegas MGM Grand]. As for its mafia management, the mafia had been mostly ran out of Las Vegas in the 1980s by the FBI, but the scenario might be based on a rumor that current casino billionaire [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Wynn_(entrepreneur) Steve Wynn] may have been [http://www.electricnevada.com/pages96/wynn.htm connected] with the Genovese crime family around 1985, all the way up to then-don [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Salerno Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno]. | |||
[[Category:Casinos]] | [[Category:Casinos]] | ||
[[Category:Criminal Businesses]] | [[Category:Criminal Businesses]] | ||
[[Category:Places in Las Venturas]] | [[Category:Places in Las Venturas]] | ||