Sands Casino in Bethlehem, PA

I will show you Sands Casino in Bethlehem, PA which opened May 22, 2009. This was Bethlehem Steel. I also have a trivia question for you. What will you never find in a casino? Background music composed by Kevin MacLeod@www.Incompetech. com and used with permission

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[june201955]

You will never see a clock inside a casino.

[mia0899cs]

@june201955 Very true. We went to Sands on Sunday and we gambled, went to dinner, and gambled a little again. It was great to win money for a nice dinner. There wasn't any pressure or anxiety.

[HGGxJAKE409]

to tell the truth I was a bit scared on what the casino might bring to the city. As in crime, but so far nothing. Im still pissed that some of the steel was taken away. Part of the city's history down the shitter.

[mia0899cs]

@HGGxJAKE409 There's so much crime to begin with. Usually, they do a great job because they don't want people robbed and so forth. It's bad for business. It's a shame that Bethlehem Steel went bankrupt!

[tomomatic]

I don't play much...but do enjoy going in the casino to see everyone having a good time. Thanks for the video (btw....you'll never find a fair game in a casino ;-) )

[mia0899cs]

@tomomatic I agree with you!

[mia0899cs]

I see. I did go back and play Black jack, but it's computerized and I don't like that. I heard they are supposed to get real dealers in, but I don't know if they will. It's not the same, not having the cards in your hand. The computer is based on algorithms and can be controlled from upstairs.

[Skankpronger]

good luck finding the 9/6 machines anymore, i havent seen them in years, i think the casinos realized they were just wasting time with those. all i see is 8/5 now on same bet .

[mia0899cs]

Oh, they have tables that are computer generated. I did go back and played Black Jack, however, I like having real cards instead of computer generated ones.

[mia0899cs]

I heard they had to pay a few million to get a gambling license and it went to Bethlehem, PA instead of Allentown. Bethlehem Steel was useful and yes they produced steel for the wars. Once they went bankrupt, all the pensions were lost and there aren't any jobs in that area. High crime rate, drug dealers and welfare.