At their core, casino and fair play are synonymous words. But for unknown reasons, they came into conflict with each other. And now a simple man in the street, who has never crossed the threshold of an official gaming house, believes that everything in the casino is rigged, it is impossible to win, and that the owners of this kind of establishment are ready to use all means of scientific and technological progress, just not to allow the visitor to leave with the money. A logical question arises: “Since everything is set up, why do people go there?” To which they immediately retort: “Where did you see people there? Just swindlers and bandits!” And on this rosy note, the conversation, as a rule, ends, because further discussion becomes simply meaningless. The author does not set out to destroy the opinion that a casino is a territory of vice and debauchery, a place where the thirst for profit reigns, where vices crawl out of the hidden corners of the soul and consciousness. All this was, is and will be. And no matter how much society develops, these words, unfortunately, will always be synonymous with any gambling establishment in our country.