Sala Casino Treinta y Tres

Sala Casino Treinta y Tres is the Uruguayan state slot hall in the capital of the department of the same name, with slots and tournaments. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos of Uruguay. Treinta y Tres is the capital of the homonymous department, a 25,000-inhabitant city in eastern Uruguay, neighbor to Laguna Merin and the border with Brazil. Treinta y Tres department has the most original name of any department in Uruguay and South America: the number 33 refers to the Treinta y Tres Orientales, the group of Uruguayan patriots who crossed from Argentina to Uruguay in 1825 to initiate the independence movement that culminated with the declaration of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in 1828.

Treinta y Tres: the name that tells the story of Uruguayan independence

Los Treinta y Tres Orientales were the group of 33 patriots led by Juan Antonio Lavalleja who crossed the Uruguay River from the Argentine coast on the night of April 19, 1825, initiating the Uruguayan independence process from the Brazilian Empire. On August 25, 1825, in Florida, the Oriental Assembly declared Uruguay independence. Los Treinta y Tres Liberating Crusade is the most romantic historical event in Uruguayan historiography: the 33 patriots, without enough army or weapons, initiated a movement that in three years culminated with the creation of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. Laguna Merin, in the eastern department, and Sierra de Carapé are the department highest-value natural spaces. Treinta y Tres department is one of Uruguay largest rice producers, with Laguna Merin basin rice paddies as its main agricultural activity.

The state hall in the capital of Uruguay most poetic department name

Sala Treinta y Tres is the gaming reference of the capital of the department bearing the name of Uruguayan independence heroes. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos, minimum age 18.