Very unhelpful staff, modern interior unlike classic casino - felt too bright and just full of slot machines.
No smoking area that I could find. Decent array of table games but craps didnt open til 4pm, so was waiting around quite a while
Friendly staff. Expensive drinks. Soda = 6 euro. A must visit to get the Monaco experience👍
Great place to gamble.
Fantastic pro dealers!
Good place
bello in un contesto fantastico. troppa elettronica nella gestione dei tavoli
Nickatnyte was here
Nouvelles machines de jeux futuristes
Minimalni ulog 5 e,oprobajte sreću ,u Monte Carlu ste Ja sam igrao prvi put rulet,na crno,min.20 e ulog,dobio 40 e i kasnije ih potrošio natenane
I went to the Sun casino because I was told that Monaco was going to be a great gambling experience and they had a few craps tables in town. We tried to play craps at the Monte-Carlo, but apparently Monaco differs from Las Vegas in that they don't really want your money. The one craps table in the Monte-Carlo is only open on Saturdays and Sundays(not friday night), so we went to the Sun Casino instead. My first thought was that it looked like all the craps tables in Las Vegas, but that is where the similarities stopped. The first huge difference was that they only offer single odds bets for your Pass and Come bets. So instead of being able to bet 3x,4x,5x odds and really take advantage of the payouts, you are limited to whatever you put on the Pass or Come line. So knowing this and realizing that playing Place bets would actually make me more money, I started to put place bets behind the Pass line after the point was rolled. The dealers had no idea what i was trying to do. This technique is perfectly normal in Las Vegas and is where I picked it up. They Sun Casino dealers kept trying to make it a Pass line bet (1:1) instead of my Place bet (9:5, 7:5, or 7:6) by moving my chips on the line instead of behind it. Then they told me that I couldn't remove my Place bet and that whatever money is on the table has to stay there. At this point they were yelling at me in their broken English, only because they don't even know the rules of their own game. The craps dealers are below what you would find in the training rooms in Vegas. Simple math was even a problem for them and they had to give me some of my payouts a few minutes after the roll had even occurred.
Additionally, we were there on a Friday night and the place was pretty much dead. They had a girl coming around with drinks, but maybe once every half hour.
On the positive side, they did speak well enough English to be able to place most of my other bets, but the single odds on my Pass line bet and the fact that they were yelling at the customers because they don't know the rules is enough to decide that Las Vegas is a much better place to gamble.