Casino Lisboa (Portugal)

Casino Lisboa, located in Parque das Nações, Lisbon, opened on April 19, 2006, featuring around 700 slot machines, 22 gaming tables, multiple bars and restaurants, and a theater. Owned by Estoril-Sol, the casino has been a subject of controversy due to its urban location, which raised concerns about gambling accessibility for younger populations. Built on the site of the former Pavilion of the Future from the 1998 World Expo, it has seen significant visitor numbers and revenue since opening, contributing to local commerce. The establishment has also impacted nearby casinos, leading to worker strikes over job security concerns.