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Reviewed casinos in Uruguay: 4 reviews. Star ratings *** Good, **** Very Good, ***** Best.

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In Montevideo: Victoria Plaza Casino****
In Punta del Este: Casino Nogaro**** . Conrad Casino***** . Mantra Casino****

Atlantida - There is 1 listed land-based gambling casino in Atlantida.

Casino Atlantida,
Calle 1 entre 22 y 20, Atlantida, Canelones, Uruguay. Tel: +598 437-22027, Fax: +598 437-24428, Website: www.atlantida.com.uy/casino
Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD)
Minimum Gaming Age: 18
Entrance Fee: Free
ID/Passport: Not required
Dress Code: Smart/Casual
Opening Times: Daily from 3 pm to 2 am
Gaming Currency: Uruguayan peso (UYU or U$)
Games to play: 170 Jackpot Slots/Video Machines; Live table games: Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, Baccarat
Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, Promotions, Entertainment, Hotel facilities
[February 2011 last update]

La Paloma - There is 1 listed land-based gambling casino in La Paloma.

Cabo Santa Maria Hotel & Casino,
Avenida Nicolas Solari y Tatania, La Paloma, Rocha, Uruguay. Phone: 00598 4479 6004, Website: www.cabosantamaria.com
Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD)
Minimum Gaming Age: 18
Entrance Fee: Free
ID/Passport: Not required
Dress Code: Smart/Casual
Opening Times: Daily during high season, On weekends during low season (Friday, Saturday and Sunday)
Gaming Currency: Uruguayan peso (UYU or U$)
Games to play: Jackpot Slots/Video Machines
Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, Promotions, Entertainment, Hotel facilities
[February 2011 last update]

Montevideo - There is 1 listed land-based gambling casino in Montevideo.

Victoria Plaza Casino,
Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel, Plaza Independencia 759, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay. Telephone: +598-2-9020111, Fax: +598-2-9021628, Email: reservas@radisson.com.uy, Website: www.radisson.com/montevideo-hotel-ur-11100/urumont
Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD), 30 minutes drive
Minimum Gaming Age: 18
Entrance Fee: Free
ID/Passport: Not required
Dress Code: Smart/Casual
Opening Times: Daily from 8 am to 5 am, Table games from 2 pm
Gaming Currency: Uruguayan peso (UYU or U$), US dollars
Games to play: 500 Jackpot Slots/Video Machines, 1x8 Touchbet Roulette (double zero, minimum bet U$5), 10 Video Roulette Machines (double zero, minimum bet U$5); Live table games (12): 10 Roulette (minimum bet from U$20 and US$2), 4 Blackjack (minimum bet from U$200 and US$20), 2 Baccarat; Cardroom: 5 Texas Hold'em Poker, Tournaments
Facilities: Restaurant, 3 Bars, Promotions, Entertainment, Hotel facilities
Remarks: Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel is situated in the centre of the financial and commercial district, in Plaza Independencia, the main city square in Montevideo. Hotel amenities include an on-site completely renovated casino and spa.
Review - Editor's personal experience at the Victoria Plaza Casino in Montevideo:
This is a large state owned casino, within the Radisson twin-tower Hotel by the same name. It is a three-part casino spread between the towers of the hotel building. The main live table games area is in the rear tower on the same floor level as the hotel reception hall. It comprises 2 gaming currency sections for the table games - one US$ and one U$, 32 slots/video machines, the cardroom area for poker players, a restaurant and a bar. The US$ gaming section has 4 roulette tables and two blackjack tables, and these are the only games played in US dollars. Everything else is in Uruguayan currency. Buying-in chips is done through the cash desk. You cannot hand in money at the tables. The restaurant has a limited menu in Spanish and the service is good. In the basement below the table games area there is a slots hall with about 150 machines. Opposite the slots hall, on the same level, in the front tower of the hotel, there is another slots hall with about 300 machines. All gaming areas are accessible from inside the hotel and from the street, under the corridor that joins the two towers (see photos). The live roulette tables are the single zero American style. The roulette table used in this state run casino is much longer than the standard American style table. There is an extra space between the wheel and the layout, where the coloured chip stacks are placed (not around the wheel), stacked in 10s instead of 20s. The sizes of the coloured roulette chips in this particular casino are much smaller than the standard size chips found in most casinos. They look like the chips as used in French roulette. The cash chips are colour coded only. They do not show the amount. The dealer will not place bets on behalf of players. The dealer uses a stick to collect the chips from the far end of the table and chips are stacked by hand. The outside bets markings are detached from the main numbers layout. They are at the edge of the tablecloth and therefore players cannot place their chips on the tablecloth, only on the hard surface on the perimeter of the table where drinks are placed.
Rating:Very good casino!
[April 2011 last update. Reviewed April 2011]
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Piriapolis - There is 1 listed land-based gambling casino in Piriapolis.

Argentino Hotel Casino & Resort,
Rambla de los Argentinos 2342, Piriapolis, Maldonado, Uruguay. Tel: (00598) 4432 2791, Email: reservas@argentinohotel.com, Website: www.argentinohotel.com.uy
Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD)
Minimum Gaming Age: 18
Entrance Fee: Free
ID/Passport: Not required
Dress Code: Smart/Casual
Opening Times: 9 pm to 4 am
Gaming Currency: Uruguayan peso (UYU or U$)
Games to play: Jackpot Slots/Video Machines; Live table games (72): Roulette, Blackjack, Punto Banco
Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, Promotions, Entertainment, Hotel facilities, Resort facilities
[February 2011 last update]

Punta del Este - There are 3 listed land-based gambling casino in Punta del Este.

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1. Casino Nogaro,
   Av. Gorlero y Calle 31, Punta del Este, Uruguay. Tel: +598 4244 9000, Website: www.nogarobymantra.com
   Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD), 134 km
   Minimum Gaming Age: 18
   Entrance Fee: Free
   ID/Passport: Not required
   Dress Code: Smart/Casual
   Opening Times: Daily from 12 noon, Table games from 9pm
   Gaming Currency: Uruguayan peso (UYU or U$), US Dollars
   Games to play: 300 Jackpot Slots/Video Machines, 3 Video Roulette Machines (minimum bet 5U$); Live table games (minimum bet from US$2 for roulette and from US$10 for card games): 8 Roulette, 2 Blackjack, 3 Punto Banco/Baccarat, 1 Craps, 1 Poker; Cardroom: 3 Texas Hold'em Poker, Tournaments; Other: Simulcasting (12 screens showing live races)
   Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, VIP room, Promotions, Entertainment
   Review - Editor's personal experience at the Casino Nogaro in Punta del Este:
   This is a nice medium to large, state owned casino located on the ground floor. The casino is open daily from noon for slots/video machines and from 9pm for live table games. However, in winter the casino is not busy during the week. Only at the weekend, there is some activity. Entrance is free and you do not need to show an ID or to register. The gaming currency for live table games is in US dollars only. The slots/video machines are in a hall of their own and are divided into two groups: one for US dollars currency and one for Uruguayan currency. There are no touchbet roulette machines. Only three video roulette machines with single zero wheel. One peculiarity of this state run casino is the layout of the roulette table. The table is much longer than the standard American style and all the chip stacks are placed between the wheel and the layout (not around the wheel) and are stacked in 10s instead of 20s. Additionally, the numbers on the wheel are lined up facing outward (see photo below, after the listings). Tipping the dealer when you win at roulette is common. Although tipping is optional, dealers usually remind you to give them a tip as they pay your winnings. There is a restaurant behind the table games area. They offer a limited menu (in Spanish) at reasonable prices. The food is very good and the service is excellent.
   Rating:Very good casino!
   [April 2011 last update. Reviewed April 2011]
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2. Conrad Resort & Casino Punta del Este,
   Playa Mansa Parada 4, Punta del Este, Uruguay. Phone: (598) 4249 1111, Website: www.conrad.com.uy
   Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD), 134 km
   Minimum Gaming Age: 18
   Entrance Fee: Free
   ID/Passport: Not required
   Dress Code: Smart/Casual
   Opening Times: 24 hours
   Gaming Currency: US$
   Games to play: 560 Jackpot Slots/Video Machines, 8x1 Touchbet Roulette (double zero, minimum bet US$0.50), 5 Video Roulette (double zero, minimum bet US$0.10), 1x18 Electronic Horse Racing; Live table games (72, minimum bets: roulette from US$2, card games from US$15): Roulette, Blackjack, Oasis Poker, Let-It-Ride, Midi Baccarat, Punto Banco, Craps, Siete y Medio; Cardroom: Texas Hold'em Poker, Tournaments
   Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, 2 VIP rooms, Promotions, Live entertainment, Hotel facilities, Resort facilities
   Review - Editor's personal experience at the Conrad Casino in Punta del Este:
   This is a very large and beautiful casino, part of the Conrad Hotel Resort Punta del Este. It is located in the reception hall area of the hotel. It can be accessed from the hotel reception hall and also from the car park area, which is located on a lower level, via two long escalators, one going up leading to the casino and one coming down back to the car park. This is a 24-hour casino and is privately owned. The atmosphere inside the gaming area is pleasant and there are regular promotions and live shows, especially during the winter period so as to keep up the flow of customers. The casino personnel are friendly and helpful. There is no need to register or to show an ID when you enter the casino, and the entrance is free. The gaming currency is in US$ only. There are two VIP rooms; one for slot/video machines (Club Fortuna) and one for live table games (Club Conrad). You need to become a member to enter a VIP room. There is a large card room for poker players and they run regular tournaments. The live roulette tables are the single zero American style, but the automatic touchbet roulette machine with eight terminals, and the five independent video roulette machines both use a double zero wheel. Tipping the dealer when you win at roulette is common. Although tipping is optional, dealers usually remind you as they pay your winnings. Of the several restaurants available in the hotel, two serve the casino clientele, as they are close by. The Las Brisas restaurant is in the reception hall opposite the casino entrance. They offer a large variety of dishes and is open 24 hours. The food is excellent and the service is first class. The Manjares restaurant is in the lower level at the entrance to the casino when accessed from the car park, at the bottom of the escalators. During the winter months, this restaurant is open on certain days of the week only.
   Rating:One of the best!
   [April 2011 last update. Reviewed April 2011]
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3. Mantra Resort SPA & Casino, Punta del Este,
   Ruta 10 Parada 48, Ante Milat Jaureguiberry, La Barra, Punta del Este, Uruguay. Tel: +598 42 771000, Casino Tel: +598 42 776166, Website: www.nogarobymantra.com, www.mantraresort.com
   Nearest Airport: Carrasco International Airport (MVD), 134 km
   Minimum Gaming Age: 18
   Entrance Fee: Free
   ID/Passport: Not required
   Dress Code: Smart/Casual
   Opening Times: Daily from 12 noon, Table games from 9pm
   Gaming Currency: US Dollars
   Games to play: 188 Jackpot Slots/Video Machines; Live table games: 8 Roulette, 3 Blackjack, 3 Baccarat, 1 Craps, 1 Oasis Poker; Cardroom: 7 Texas Hold'em Poker, Tournaments
   Facilities: Restaurant/Buffet, Bar, VIP room, Promotions, Entertainment, Hotel facilities, Resort facilities
   Remarks: La Barra is just across the W-shaped bridge from Punta del Este. The hanging bridge is at the entrance to the resort town.
   Review - Editor's personal experience at the Mantra Resort & Casino in Punta del Este:
   This is a nice medium to large, state owned casino located on the first floor at the back of Mantra Hotel Resort. The resort is actually in La Barra, a town about 15 minutes drive from the centre of Punta del Este. By taxi it costs about U$500. The casino can only be accessed from the back of the property. There is no direct access from the hotel. The casino is open daily from noon for slots/video machines and from 9pm for live table games. However, in winter the casino is not busy during the week. Only at the weekend there is some activity. Additionally, in winter the restaurant facility is limited to a buffet service. Entrance is free and you don't need to show an ID or to register. The gaming currency for both the slots/video machines and table games is in US dollars. There are no touchbet roulette machines. The layout of the roulette table used in this state run casino is not common. The table is much longer than the standard American style and all the chip stacks are placed between the wheel and the layout (not around the wheel) and are stacked in 10s instead of 20s. Additionally, the numbers on the wheel are lined up facing outward (see photo below, after the listings). Apart from this peculiarity, the wheel has one zero and the same sequence as the European wheel. The minimum bet at roulette is from US$2. The minimum bet for card games is from US$10. Tipping the dealer when you win at roulette is common. Although tipping is optional, dealers usually remind you to give them a tip as they pay your winnings.
   Rating:Very good casino!
   [April 2011 last update. Reviewed April 2011]
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Useful information on Uruguay
General: Uruguay is one of the smallest countries in South America. It lies on the Atlantic coast between Brazil in the northeast and Argentina in the west. Uruguay is a democratic republic under a presidential system. Uruguay declared its independence in 1825 and secured its freedom in 1828 after a three-year struggle. Ruled and controlled most of the time by the military, civilian rule was restored in 1985, and in 2004, the left-of-centre Frente Amplio Coalition won national elections that ended 170 years of political control previously held by the Colorado and Blanco parties. Uruguay's political and labour conditions are among the freest in South America. Uruguay is one of the most economically developed countries in South America. Uruguay has the lowest Income Inequality in South America and the highest quality of life in Latin America. Reader's Digest ranked Uruguay as ninth 'Most livable and greenest' country in the world, and first in all the Americas. In 2007, it became the first South American country to legalize same-sex and different-sex civil unions at a national level, although Uruguay is not particularly open to its gay and lesbian communities outside Montevideo and Punta del Este. Uruguay is rated as the 2nd least corrupt country in Latin America (behind Chile). The population of Uruguay is currently estimated at 3.3 million, of which some 1.3 million live in Montevideo and its surroundings. Most Uruguayans are of European descent, mainly Spanish and Italian. International telephone country code: +598, Internet country code: .uy, Electricity voltage: 220V frequency 50 Hz, Electrical outlet: Type C European 2-pin, type F Schuko, type I Australian plug and type L Italian 3-pin, Time zone: -3 GMT, Daylight saving time: +1 hour
Languages: Spanish is the official language of Paraguay. French and English is taught, and English is the foreign language most used by the business community. Learning Portuguese is now also widespread as a result of the MERCOSUR integration scheme (the MERCOSUR countries are: Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay). English is spoken in most tourist areas. Outside Montevideo and Punta del Este there are few English speaking people. Although most Uruguayans have studied English at school, they do not actually speak or use it, but those who have studied English at private institutes, can speak it well.
Climate: The climate in Paraguay is mild throughout the year. Temperatures average 21 to 27 Celsius in summer and 10 to 16 Celsius in winter. There are occasional cold spells. Rainfall occurs throughout the year, but is generally heavier in the autumn months.
Major cities: Montevideo (capital and largest city and most important port, about 200 kilometres from Buenos Aires, Argentina), Paysandú and Salto on the River Uruguay, Las Piedras (near Montevideo), Punta del Este (a seaside resort active only during the summer season)
Departments/districts: Uruguay consists of 19 departments (departamentos): Artigas, Canelones, Cerro Largo, Colonia, Durazno, Flores, Florida, Lavalleja, Maldonado, Montevideo, Paysandú, Río Negro, Rivera, Rocha, Salto, San José, Soriano, Tacuarembó, Treinta y Tres
Major airports: (city served and airport name)
- Durazno, Santa Bernardina International Airport (DZO)
- Maldonado / Punta del Este, Capitán de Corbeta Carlos A. Curbelo International Airport (PDP)
- Montevideo / Ciudad de la Costa, Carrasco International Airport (MVD)
- Rivera, Rivera International Airport (RVY)
- Salto, Nueva Hesperides International Airport (STY)
Most international flights arrive at Montevideo and secondarily Punta del Este (Maldonado).
Ports and harbours: Puerto de Colonia, Puerto de Fray Bentos, Port of Jose Ignacio, Puerto Sauce de Juan Lacaze, Port of La Paloma, Puerto de Montevideo, Puerto de Nueva Palmira, Port of Paysandu, Port of Punta del Este, Port of Salto
Taxis: Taxis in Uruguay are safe and fairly affordable. You get them on the street, at a taxi rank, or call them by phone. Taxis in Uruguay use meters and have fixed costs. The taxis in Montevideo are plentiful and inexpensive. The cabs are easily recognizable, painted in black and yellow, with a lit sign with the word 'TAXI' on top. The meter starts out at zero and goes up as you ride. Once you have reached your destination, the number corresponds to a price on a list. You can ask to see the list in advance as not all taxis display the list. The fares are higher during the night and at weekends. It is advisable to carry bills of small denominations and coins because most drivers do not carry change even for a U$500 bill. Tipping is not common but if you want to give it is welcome.
Currency: The Uruguayan peso (UYU) is the currency in Uruguay. The symbol for UYU can be written $U, and $ and ¢ are the official symbols within Uruguay. The approximate exchange rate on 3rd February 2011 was: 1 Euro = 26.9 UYU, 1 US$ = 19.7 UYU, 1 GB£ = 31.8 UYU
Money: Credit cards are widely accepted in most major towns, but not everywhere. Cash cards can be used in some ATMs in Montevideo and Punta del Este. Debit cards are not widely accepted. Prices in Uruguay are about 25% higher than in Argentina and are not much lower than in the USA or in Western Europe. Prices are often quoted using the U$ symbol, which may be easily confused with the US$ symbol.
Casinos: Casinos are legal in Uruguay and so are horse racing, pari-mutual betting and the lottery. The minimum legal age to participate in any of these activities is 18 years. Uruguay has several legalized casinos and tourists are the major visitors to the casinos. Only a few locals visit the Uruguayan casinos. Lotteries and on & off track betting are popular among the locals. The beach resorts in Uruguay are well visited by tourists and the casinos there form part of their entertainment. Slots/video machines as well as live table games such as roulette, blackjack, punto banco (baccarat), craps and various types of poker are all available. Texas hold'em poker with regular tournaments is also very popular. Thoroughbred racing is only legally offered in Montevideo, at the Hipodromo Nacional de Maronas (www.maronas.com.uy), open at weekends from noon until 6pm. There is only one casino in Montevideo and is owned by the state. Of the three main casinos with live table games in Punta del Este, only Conrad Casino is privately owned. Casino Nogaro and Mantra Casino are state owned. The roulette table used in these state run casinos is not common. The outside bets are detached from the main numbers layout. The table is much longer than the standard American style table and has an extra space between the wheel and the layout, where all the coloured chip stacks are placed (not around the wheel) and are stacked in 10s instead of 20s. Additionally, the numbers on the wheel are lined up facing towards the perimeter of the wheel (see photo below) and the dealer uses a stick to remove the chips from the far end of the layout. The chips are stacked by hand.
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However, the company Lanetur SA, which had obtained the casino license in 2005, responded that the suspension of the process is due to the fact that the Government must previously revoke the license, while this step is difficult because they decided to take the case to Court.

“The stoppage of the call is because we filed an appeal. From the Presidency they ordered to stop the process until the revocation of my license was resolved. That is the true reality, I was the stone of the shoe and they took it out to be able to continue walking,' said Fabio Fossati, director of the Lanetur S.A.

As Fossati explained, when calling for a new tender, 'they ignored my current license,' and will pursue the claim by legal means to obtain a response from the Government.

On the contrary, the president of Uruguay Luis Lacalle Pou signed a resolution to revoke Lanetur's license and, once the Rocha Government Tourism area gives the go-ahead, continue with the international call for what is expected to be a luxury hotel casino.

In the document, the president established: “By virtue of the long time that has elapsed, and the numerous requests made by the Administration as it appears from the file, the company Lanetur S.A. it has not proven compliance with the minimum essential requirements for the conclusion of the concession contract that are established in the Resolution of the Executive Power dated September 5, 2005 and in the Bidding Terms and Conditions of the Public Bid.”

“In the more than fifteen years since the award, Lanetur S.A. has not complied with the requirement established in the Bidding Terms and Conditions to provide an adequate guarantee of faithful compliance with the contract, without prejudice to the other breaches referred to in matters of administrative contracting,” the text continued.

For this reason, the Government considered revoking “the Resolution of the Executive Power of September 5, 2005, which authorized the direct contracting of Lanetur S.A. for the construction, concession and operation of a 5-star hotel with a casino on the coast of the department of Rocha.'
Source: GMB