• Crowd control - In casinos, where large throngs of people are a constant, video surveillance can keep watch for suspicious activity, and disruptions.
• Monitor suspicious players - There's always the threat of gamblers looking to beat the system through methods of cheating and hustling. Strategically placed cameras provide clear views of gaming tables, allowing the security department to closely monitor individual players.
• Prevent theft - Surveillance cameras can deter crime by putting the fear-of-getting-caught into the minds of thieves, and also aid authorities in identifying criminals during investigations. Employee theft is another major concern that can be prevented with proper video surveillance.
• Lower fights and violence - Large crowds, high stakes gambling, and alcohol can at times lead to testy situations. Video surveillance allows employees to quickly dispatch security workers to the scene upon detection of a tussle.
• emote monitoring - Digital Video surveillance technology enables the security department to monitor footage and operate cameras from remote locations.

• Privacy - Security cameras are accepted in public areas such as the gaming floor, bars, entrances and exits. But surveillance in private areas such as bathrooms is seen by most as a violation of privacy.
  

Casinos have high security needs, and the proper surveillance setup is extremely important to keep a gaming facility, and its guests, safe and secure. Consider the following factors when establishing your video surveillance system:

• Place cameras at entrances and exits to capture footage of all users of the facility.
• Properly monitor open areas like the gaming floor so the security department can spot unusual activity.
• Maintain surveillance of individual gaming tables to watch for instances of cheating and suspicious behavior.
• Prevent theft by utilizing high surveillance in areas where large amounts of currency are exchanged or stored.