Scotland
Glasgow’s four floors sit along the Clyde and the city-centre grid. Grosvenor Merchant City is the only one with doors open 24 hours; the Riverboat, Genting on Sauchiehall Street and Alea at Springfield Quay open around midday and run until 6 am.
Bars run from 10 am to 8 am the next morning. Where a venue does not publish table hours, only the door bar is drawn.
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Glasgow · Merchant City
87 out of 100Glasgow’s only 24-hour floor, on Glassford Street in the Merchant City, with a poker room.
Glasgow · Springfield Quay
77 out of 100Two floors on the south bank at Springfield Quay: a restaurant, bars, a poker lounge and a budget hotel on the same quay.
Glasgow · Sauchiehall Street
69 out of 100At the west end of Sauchiehall Street, noon to 6 am, with baccarat and mahjong and live tables from 2 pm.
Glasgow · Broomielaw
69 out of 100On the Broomielaw beside the Clyde, noon to 6 am: live tables from 2 pm and a poker room.
Scottish casinos operate under the same Gambling Act 2005 as the rest of Great Britain: over-18s only, Think 25 identity checks and no credit cards for gambling. Premises licences come from the local licensing board, and alcohol is governed by Scottish licensing law, which sets its own serving hours.