Casino evenings, city by city
48 licensed floors across 17 cities. Pick a city to see its night chart, entry rules and every floor ranked.
England
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LondonThirteen floors from Knightsbridge to Stratford, four of them around Leicester Square.13 casino floors
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ManchesterSix floors across the city centre, Cheetham Hill and Salford; three never close.6 casino floors
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BirminghamFive floors from Broad Street to the NEC, where the casino, hotel and arena share one building.5 casino floors
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NewcastleThree floors within a mile: St James’ Boulevard, Forth Street and The Gate.3 casino floors
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LiverpoolTwo 24-hour floors: Queens Dock on the waterfront and Renshaw Street in the centre.2 casino floors
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NottinghamTwo 24-hour floors either side of the Old Market Square.2 casino floors
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BrightonTwo seafront floors a few minutes apart, one with doors open 24/7.2 casino floors
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LeedsOne 24-hour floor at Westgate, on the western edge of the centre.1 casino floor
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BristolOne 24-hour floor on Anchor Road at the Harbourside.1 casino floor
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SheffieldOne floor at St Paul’s Place, across the square from a hotel with a pool.1 casino floor
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CoventryOne 24-hour floor inside the Coventry Building Society Arena complex.1 casino floor
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DerbyOne floor in the Riverlights complex, under the same roofline as a Holiday Inn.1 casino floor
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PortsmouthOne 24-hour floor at Gunwharf Quays, three minutes from the harbour station.1 casino floor
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Southend-on-SeaOne floor on the ground level of the Palace Hotel above the pier.1 casino floor
Northern Ireland is not covered: casinos are not permitted there under its separate gambling law, so there is nothing to list.


