Casino Owner

You weren't planning on owning a casino...
After unexpectedly inheriting your uncle's struggling casino, you suddenly find yourself responsible for keeping the business alive. What you do with it from there is up to you.
Start with what you've been left and work toward turning the casino around. Hire employees, keep customers happy, manage your money, and deal with the everyday problems that come with running the business.
Walk around the casino and take part in the work yourself. Deal at casino tables, help customers, clean up trash, handle daily tasks, and step in when something needs your attention.
Run the Casino Your Way
Hire employees to help with the workload or take care of jobs yourself. Dealers can run your tables, janitors can keep the casino clean, security can protect the business, and other employees can keep different parts of the casino operating.

Manage Your Money
Keep track of revenue and expenses while deciding where your money should go. Employee wages, operating costs, loans, and other expenses can quickly add up if the casino isn't being managed well.
Casino Games
Your casino includes slots, blackjack, roulette, craps, and poker. Keep tables staffed and available for customers, or step behind the table and work as the dealer yourself.

Or hire dealers to run the tables for you.

Customers and Problems
Customers won't always have a perfect visit. They may need help, request a drink, complain about a problem, or leave unhappy if they're ignored. Theft and other problems can happen too, making employees such as security guards more useful as the casino grows.
Grow Your Business
Earn experience and improve your reputation to unlock more of the casino. New games, services, management options, and areas become available as you progress.

How you run the casino is up to you. Stay involved in the day-to-day work, build a larger staff to handle it for you, or find a balance between the two.