After Steve Wynn sold the Bellagio, he moved down the Sin City Strip and built the slightly higher-end Wynn Las Vegas for a then-record $2.7 billion. It comes complete with 111,000 square feet of casino space that includes 1,900 slot games and a 27-table poker room. Wynn (the owner) is now out of the picture, but not before he built Encore, a sister property to Wynn Las Vegas. There are 18 high-end restaurants on-property, as well as an exclusive spa and shopping opportunities not for the “if-you-have-to-ask-the-price” crowd. The 75,000 square feet of retail space includes Oscar de la Renta, Cartier, Dior, Manolo Blahnik — and a full-service Ferrari and Maserati dealership.

Coming in at third with a price tag of $5 billion, the Resorts World Sentosa, on Sentosa Island off the southern coast of Singapore, includes a casino, six hotels, a Universal Studios theme park, Adventure Cove Water Park and a Marine Life Park that is home to the world’s largest oceanarium. Go ahead and gamble at the 2,400 slot machines or the 500 table games. When you’re too tired to double down at the blackjack tables, retire to your hotel and its unique theme — whether that’s a beach villa that comes with a personal butler, or a tree-top loft in a canopy of leaves that’s perched 40 feet off the ground.