Top 5 Most Popular Casinos in Europe

December 10, 2017 0

The goal of every gambler is to win. There is nothing better than winning than to win big. Bigger casinos are more attractive to gamblers because there is just more to enjoy. There are more attractions and events, more table games and slots, more shops, restaurants, and more luxurious hotel rooms that are comped. Macau, the Las Vegas of China and Las Vegas itself host some of the largest casinos in the world. However, in Europe, there are 5 top casinos that solidly compete.

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Casinò di Campione, Italy

Casinò di Campione boasts 590,000 square feet on 9 floors and is the largest casino in Europe as it has 500+ slot machines and 56 table games. This grand casino is one of the only places where Craps is available to play, along with chemin de fer, blackjack, baccarat, punto banco, roulette, and video poker.

Casino de Monte Carlo, Monaco, France

Casino de Monte Carlo is known for its entertainment and 300 slots and table games. It also has 18 world renown restaurants and bars in its is 108,000 square feet which is only 1/5 the size of the Casinò di Campione. Claimed to be the most prestigious casino in Europe with the grandest gaming and intimidating grandeur as millions of Euros are won and lost commonly.

Resorts World Birmingham Casino, Birmingham, UK

Resorts World Birmingham is the largest casino in the UK, which covers 59,180 square feet inside of the Resorts World Birmingham entertainment center which includes a mall, cinema, conference center, spa, arena, hotel, shops, and restaurants. It is the newest casino on the list as it was just built in 2015. The casino offers private VIP rooms, a sports bar, and full restaurant. Players mostly enjoy the “learn to play” sessions that allow them to learn the rules to all the different games available.

The Casino at the Empire, London, UK

The Casino at the Empire is set in Las Vegas Casino styling it is thought to be one of the liveliest venues due to its connection to Ceasar’s Entertainment. The same Ceasar’s Entertainment that owns Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and The London Club in Cairo. Unlike most casinos in Europe, the Casino at the Empire is open 24/7. This casino has 55,000 square feet of space to host its 150 slots and games. The poker room is best known for its cash games and tournaments, mobile phone chargers and electronic card shufflers.

Casino Estoril, Lisbon, Portugal

Casino Estoril, Lisbon is the smallest casino on this list at having only 26,900 square feet of space, it vaunts 1,235 slots and table games. Compared to the Casinò di Campione it has almost 2.5 times more gaming choices. Its architecture is the most majestic in Europe as the courtyard leads up from the Beach of Tamariz. It is also the most profitable in that it is never open more than 12 hours a day.