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The Casino Lobby

A guide to the most famous gaming floors in the world. What to play, how big they are, who can enter and what to wear.

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24 hoursMost resort casinos never close
Before you go

Every casino has its own rules

Minimum ages range from 18 to 21, some casinos charge an entry fee, and dress codes go from relaxed resort wear in the Bahamas to jacket ready elegance in Monte-Carlo. Check the table below before you travel.

  • Bring a passport. ID checks are standard in Macau, Singapore and Monaco
  • Know the age. 21 in Las Vegas, Macau and Singapore, 18 elsewhere on our list
  • Dress the part. Smart casual works almost everywhere
At a glance

Casino facts for all 10 resorts

ResortLocationCasino sizeGamesMin. ageDress code
Hotel de Paris Monte-CarloMonte-CarloCasino de Monte-Carlo, next door on Place du CasinoRoulette, Trente et Quarante, blackjack, punto banco, poker and craps18+Formal smart dress, no sportswear
Marina Bay SandsSingaporeAround 15,000 m2 (about 160,000 sq ft) over several levelsAround 500 tables and 2,300 slots, open 24 hours21+Smart casual
BellagioLas Vegas156,000 sq ft (about 14,500 m2)Table games, slots, a dedicated poker room and high limit salons21+Smart casual
Wynn Las VegasLas VegasAround 111,000 sq ft (about 10,300 m2)Table games, slots, poker room and high limit salons21+Smart casual
Wynn PalaceCotai, MacauAround 420,000 sq ftTable games, slots and private gaming salons21+Smart casual
The Venetian MacaoMacauAround 550,000 sq ft (about 51,000 m2)Four themed gaming zones plus premium Paiza club21+Smart casual, no beachwear
Caesars PalaceLas VegasAround 124,000 sq ft (about 11,500 m2)Table games, slots, poker and a large sportsbook21+Casual
The Palace of the Lost CitySun CityMain Sun City casino nearby in the Sun City HotelSlots and table games at Sun City, private salon at the Palace18+Smart casual
Atlantis Paradise IslandParadise IslandAround 60,000 sq ftTable games, slots and poker18+Casual resort wear
Crown Towers MelbourneMelbourneAround 220,000 sq ft, licensed for 540 tables540 tables including poker, and 2,500 gaming machines18+Smart casual

Figures are approximate and based on public sources. Entry rules can change, so always check with the casino before your visit.

Inside the casinos

The Legendary Gaming Floors

Monte-Carlo, MonacoHotel de Paris Monte-Carlo

The Casino de Monte-Carlo opened in 1863 and is the most famous casino in Europe. Its gilded gaming rooms offer roulette, Trente et Quarante, blackjack, punto banco and more. There is an entry fee for the gaming rooms, a passport or EU ID card is required, and Monaco citizens are not allowed to gamble.

Read the full Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo guide

Singapore, SingaporeMarina Bay Sands

The casino covers around 15,000 square metres over several levels, with roughly 500 gaming tables and 2,300 slot machines, open 24 hours. Foreign visitors enter free with a passport. Singapore citizens and permanent residents must pay a government entry levy.

Read the full Marina Bay Sands guide

Las Vegas, USABellagio

The Bellagio casino covers around 156,000 square feet with a full range of table games, thousands of slot machines, a well known poker room and private high limit areas. The atmosphere is elegant rather than loud, with soft lighting and plenty of space between tables.

Read the full Bellagio guide

Las Vegas, USAWynn Las Vegas

The Wynn casino covers around 111,000 square feet, rising to close to 190,000 when combined with Encore. Expect a full range of table games, modern slots, a respected poker room and private salons, all wrapped in floral design and natural light.

Read the full Wynn Las Vegas guide

Cotai, Macau, China SARWynn Palace

The Wynn Palace casino is spacious and calm, with high ceilings, natural light and floral artworks. Baccarat leads the table mix, alongside roulette, blackjack and modern slots. Private salons serve premium guests.

Read the full Wynn Palace guide

Macau, China SARThe Venetian Macao

At around 550,000 square feet, the Venetian Macao casino is enormous. Baccarat dominates the tables, as it does across Macau, alongside roulette, sic bo, blackjack and thousands of slot machines. Premium players use the private Paiza club.

Read the full The Venetian Macao guide

Las Vegas, USACaesars Palace

The Caesars Palace casino spans roughly 124,000 square feet, with hundreds of table games, a wide slot selection, a busy poker room and one of the best known sportsbooks on the Strip. It feels lively and classic Las Vegas at all hours.

Read the full Caesars Palace guide

Sun City, South AfricaThe Palace of the Lost City

The main Sun City casino, located in the Sun City Hotel a short walk away, offers hundreds of slot machines and a range of table games. The Palace itself has a private gaming salon for invited guests. Minimum age in South Africa is 18.

Read the full The Palace of the Lost City guide

Paradise Island, BahamasAtlantis Paradise Island

The Atlantis casino covers around 60,000 square feet with table games, slots and poker, set under hand blown glass sculptures. Visitors can play from 18. Bahamian citizens and residents are not permitted to gamble in Bahamas casinos.

Read the full Atlantis Paradise Island guide

Melbourne, AustraliaCrown Towers Melbourne

Crown Melbourne is licensed for 540 tables, including 100 poker tables, and 2,500 electronic gaming machines across roughly 220,000 square feet. Minimum age is 18 and photo ID may be requested. Victoria has strict responsible gambling rules for machines.

Read the full Crown Towers Melbourne guide

Know the games

Casino games you will find

A quick introduction to the classic table and machine games across our top resorts. Suns Resort does not offer any games, real money or free.

Baccarat

The king of Macau and Singapore. Bet on the Player, the Banker or a tie, and the hand closest to nine wins.

Roulette

A wheel, a ball and dozens of ways to bet. European single zero wheels give better odds than double zero American wheels.

Blackjack

Beat the dealer by getting closer to 21 without going over. Simple to learn, with real decisions on every hand.

Poker

Play against other guests rather than the house. Bellagio, Wynn and Crown Melbourne have famous poker rooms.

Slots

From classic reels to huge progressive jackpots. Every major resort has thousands of machines.

Sic Bo

A fast dice game from China, hugely popular in Macau. Bet on the result of three dice.

Craps

The loudest table in Las Vegas. Players bet on the roll of two dice, and the whole table cheers together.

Trente et Quarante

A historic card game still dealt at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, one of very few places to play it.

18+

Play for fun, set your limits

Casino gambling is for adults only and should always be entertainment, never a way to make money. Decide your budget before you play, take breaks and never chase losses.

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