England
London has the densest cluster of licensed casino floors in Britain. The West End alone holds the Hippodrome, the Empire, the Rialto and Genting Chinatown; Mayfair and Knightsbridge keep the quieter rooms; Bayswater, Edgware Road and Baker Street serve their own neighbourhoods, and Stratford covers the east from inside Westfield. Nine floors keep their doors open around the clock, and four share a roof or a block with a hotel.
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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London · Leicester Square
92 out of 100On the north side of Leicester Square and open 24 hours, with table games, poker, a restaurant and sport on the screens.
London · Edgware Road
86 out of 100The Edgware Road floor that never closes: roulette, blackjack and a dedicated poker room around the clock, a restaurant, a terrace bar and its own parking.
London · Knightsbridge
84 out of 100A 24-hour floor at the foot of the Park Tower hotel in Knightsbridge, with a restaurant and live tables at any hour.
London · South Kensington
81 out of 100A 24-hour floor inside the Millennium Gloucester hotel building in South Kensington, with a bar and restaurant.
London · Bayswater
79 out of 100Queensway’s 24-hour floor: live tables from noon to 6 am, a dedicated poker room and a restaurant open from 6 pm to 2 am.
London · Tottenham Court Road
76 out of 100Doors open 24 hours on Tottenham Court Road; live tables from noon to 6 am, sport on the screens, a hotel in the same block.
London · Leicester Square
75 out of 100The Leicester Square landmark: doors open 24 hours, three gaming floors, poker, a restaurant, bars and live entertainment.
London · Stratford
73 out of 100A 24-hour floor inside Westfield Stratford City with poker, a terrace, live music and the centre’s parking.
London · Piccadilly
73 out of 100A compact 24-hour floor on Coventry Street, between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square.
London · South Kensington
73 out of 100South Kensington, noon to 5 am: baccarat and three-card poker beside the roulette, a restaurant and an outdoor terrace.
London · Mayfair
72 out of 100A Mayfair room on Berkeley Street, noon to 6 am: registration at the desk, a high-limit room, a restaurant and a lounge bar.
London · Baker Street
70 out of 100A Baker Street floor with a poker room and parking, open from 11 am until 5 am.
London · Chinatown · Soho
69 out of 100On Shaftesbury Avenue at the edge of Chinatown, open noon to 5 am with baccarat on the list and live tables from 1 pm.
English casinos operate under the Gambling Act 2005: over-18s only, Think 25 identity checks, no credit cards for gambling and no alcohol served to anyone who appears drunk. Each premises is licensed by its local council, each operator by the Gambling Commission.