LIVERPOOL IS A CITY THAT HAS A LOT GOING FOR IT. STEEPED IN CULTURE AND HISTORY, THE METROPOLIS IS ALSO THE BIGGEST ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND HOME TO THE LIVERPOOL AND EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUBS.
One of the prosperous sectors in the town that the Beatles and Daniel Craig call home is land-based casinos. Liverpool has a strongly established connection with gambling, as does much of the United Kingdom, and it has experienced even more of a boom in recent years thanks to online casinos making people more interested in visiting land-based establishments too.
Just like the fantastic brick-and-mortar casinos in the rest of Europe, Liverpool’s land-based casinos will help you appreciate the whole of the city and your online gambling experiences more, while also delivering their own intoxicating thrills. We’ve listed the top establishments for you to check out when you’re lucky enough to be in Liverpool.
Leisure Time Casino
Liverpool is home not only to conventionally glamorous casinos, but also to many betting offices and amusement arcades. The best example of this is Leisure Time Casino, just a stone’s throw from the city’s central station.
Duck into Leisure Time when you arrive in Liverpool or when you have some time to kill, and discover a slot-lover’s paradise. Since the casino is not traditionally posh most people don’t plan to spend whole evenings there, but the entertainment selection is so good that they end up doing just that. You can check it out for yourself during normal business hours, from 9 am to 5:30pm.
Genting Casino Queen Square
Also known as Circus Casino, the Queen Square Casino will show you exactly why Genting is such a big name in gambling in the United Kingdom. The yellow-brick building is in the heart of Liverpool, in Whitechapel, and offers a superb selection of Poker, Baccarat, Blackjack and Roulette games, as well as adrenaline-pumping slots action.
Circus Casino patrons can also enjoy a late bar, restaurant, theatre and smoking lounge with complimentary tea and coffee, all available from 2 pm to 6 am every day.
Grosvenor Casino Leo
Grosvenor, another heavyweight in the UK gambling industry, took over Casino Leo from Gala Casino a few years ago. The company has made the establishment, known officially as Grosvenor Casino Liverpool, into one of the biggest jewels in their casino crown.
The beautiful glass-fronted building, which is the only casino in Liverpool city itself, looks over the Mersey River and offers players multiple floors of world-class slot and video poker machines, as well as stylish Poker, Baccarat, Roulette and Blackjack tables. Opening at noon and closing at 7 am daily, with a bar and a la carte restaurant, you’ll be tempted to never leave Casino Leo!
Genting Casino Renshaw Street
Genting is definitely the biggest player on the Liverpool casino field, and its Renshaw Street casino is a pleasure to visit and play at. The late bar serves a wide variety of beers, cocktails and spirits, and the restaurant offers just as many hearty meals for you to tuck in and get sustenance. You’ll need it with the casino being as well-appointed as it is; you can play Poker, Baccarat, slots, Blackjack and Roulette to your heart’s content at any time with this 24-hour establishment.
For a special something extra, be sure to stop by the 32-seater Mah Jong room. Like all land-based Liverpudlian casinos, Renshaw Street is licensed and regulated by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission and requires all gamblers to be 18 years of age or older. You’ll need to show your photo ID before you are allowed to play at any of the establishments we’ve mentioned, and then the sky’s the limit!
