Play River at Home I just spent three days within the land of milk and money – Las Vegas . there’s something refreshingly honest about the place: it’s all about money and it knows it. It doesn’t pretend to be anything .
No doubt a number of the architects think that their work has some importance of its own: the re-creations of Venice, Camelot, Paris, Egypt, and ny . Battling pirate ships and erupting volcanoes aside, once you enter the themed palaces, they’re all the same: crap tables, blackjack tables, roulette wheels, and thousands upon thousands of slot machines – all promising to offer you a fun time while you lose your money within the pursuit of a possible fortune.
The lure of gambling has existed throughout recorded history but has never gripped the millions who now participate. We play state-sponsored lotteries, visit tribal and other legal casinos, create special accounts for Internet gaming, bet the horses, bet the dogs, back sports, fights, anything where we will catch the thrill of beating the chances .
Moralists worry that an outsized percentage of these who risk their money, are those that cannot afford to risk anything: the poor, the unemployed, the wage fringe who, at the simplest of times, barely hang on to the basement rung of the economic ladder. They argue that gambling should be a pleasing pursuit for those that can afford to lose an inexpensive amount, using the cash they need earned for purchasing excitement, entertainment, and momentary escape.

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