Las Vegas is always lucky, especially on St. Patrick's Day.

However, this year, Saint Patrick's Day is the day when he wrote a red letter from the Golden Nugget for another reason, which is the main end of production for "The Casino."

The Fox reality drama, which debuts in June, will film additional background footage and pickup scenes after its official finale Wednesday, according to executive producer James Bruce.

But after 45 days of activities at Golden Nuggets downtown, and at night, "People started going home on Thursday.

Bruce recalls, "We got here early and started with a couple of cameras." On Feb. 2, however, Casino is airing 24 hours a day, with new nugget owners Timothy Foster and Thomas Brightling, the staff, and the ever-circulating guest list.

About 18 camera crews followed the cast of real characters from "The Casino's," shooting about 270 hours of footage for each hour-long episode.

Bruce, who has worked with Mark Burnett, the executive producer of "The Casino," on reality hits like "Survivor" and "The Restaurant," explains that it's the average level of a reality series

The current "casino" has more in common with the latter, which Bruce also compares to "The Restaurant" ten times

After all, "The Restaurant" had one room, one building, unlike the large golden nuggets whose cameras followed their characters from guest rooms to game tables to everything in between.

In a way, Bruce says, the show is "like a casino's 'love boat' where it's about who's the guest and who's the gambler." Individual episodes of 'Casino' where 'Poster' and 'Breaking' are crewed by the captain and hotel staff will "be likened to a 'love boat' in a better fit for guests."

And because the constant stream of guests offers constant diversity, "Casino" can be a long-term reality version of "Law and Order," and owners can have "Poster" and "Brighting" fixed on the drama. 슬롯머신

And soon, we'll be going to a casino near you. It's the syndicate "The Luck Show," where contestants will test their knowledge of Vegas trivia and table games. As always, tune into "Shooting Stars" for more information.