First casino opens its doors in Sochi gaming zone

 

The Black Sea resort of Soc-hi has welcomed its first casino. Is this the start of a thaw within the Russian government towards new opportunities in the casino gambling landscape?

[drop cap]T[/drop cap]he first casino in So chi's designated gambling zone, on the Russian Black Sea coast, held its official opening on 5 January, according to Russian Government-owned media sources, following the per-opening of the parkour on 24 December.

“Soc hi Casino and Resort is a project with a unique concept for Russia in the spirit of the best casinos of Las Vegas,” said the operators, Domain LAC, in a statement.

“[It] is the first entertainment complex of a global scale located on the territory of the year-round mountain resort Gorky Good.”

Set in a reconstructed Olympic media center, the redevelopment was carried out by US-based Steel man Carters, who have previously  managed projects in both Las Vegas and Macau.

The new resort includes a casino with 70 gaming tables and 569 slots, two restaurants, a cabaret theater, nine bars, in addition to boutiques.바카라사이트

With the parlor able to accommodate 2000 guests at a time, it is expected that over 40,000 people will visit the entertainment complex every month, while the first poker tournament in So chi is scheduled for 20 January, reports the Russian news agency Inter fax.

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