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From the Las Vegas Strip to Macau's Cotai Strip, from the isles of Monte Carlo to thje shores of Melbourne, from Atlantic City Boardwalk to South Africa Gauteng District, from Niagara to the Bahamas, GambleWorldwide.com is your guide to the biggest casino operators and casino chains on the most sought after casino locations on the planet.

Las Vegas continues to be the place to be, when it come to casino gaming. But many casino operators are branching out to gambling destinations in Asia, Europe, the Caribbean, even in Africa, and are attracting gamblers who seek newer thrills and exotic gambling action.

Five years ago, no one would have believed that the small, Chinese peninsula of Macau would ever rival America's Sin City. Packed into its 11 square miles (less than half the size of Manhattan island) are around 30 casinos, including Las Vegas Sands' $2.4 billion Venetian Macau - the mammoth gaming/hotel complex with 4,000 slots and 800 gaming tables that became the world's largest casino when it opened in August 2007.

Singapore is another Asian country that has opened its doors to casino operators. Las Vegas Sands recently opened Marina Bay Sands, while Genting International and Star Cruises opened Resorts World at Sentosa.

Egypt is also attracting heavy gambling traffic and thus, casino operators. Well known European companies like Austria's Casinos Austria International, UK's London Clubs International and France's Lucien Barriere Hotels and Casinos have operations in Egypt.

Monaco has its distinctive style and serene environment to support most tourists and attract them. Monte-Carlo SBM operates the Monaco's most distinctive assets. It comprises two palaces and two deluxe hotels, five casinos, 60 conference and banquet rooms, 33 bars and restaurants and three spas.

Wherever you may want to play, GambleWorldwide.com is truly your guide to the biggest casino operators and casino chains on the most sought after casino locations on the planet.