Sir Guide HallThe casino
The Gaming Floor at the Centre
The casino floor brings together physical table games and slot machines within a room of arched glass, pale stone and dark timber. Different table games have their own pace and guidance; ask venue staff about the games available and how each works. The brasserie sits alongside the floor as a place to pause for seasonal French cooking.
Roulette
A wheel, a ball and a table layout define roulette. The dealer manages the table and announces each stage of play. Outcomes are uncertain and previous results do not predict the next spin. Ask staff about the rules used at the venue before joining a table.
Blackjack
Blackjack is played against the dealer with a hand of cards. The aim and available decisions follow the rules of the table. House rules can vary; understand them before taking part. Decisions cannot remove the possibility of losing a stake.
Baccarat
Baccarat compares card hands according to a fixed dealing procedure. The dealer conducts the round and applies the table rules. Ask for an explanation of the format before participating. There is no guaranteed outcome or reliable promise of a return.
Poker
In a poker room, players share a table and follow the rules of the particular format. A dealer manages the cards and the order of action. Formats and sessions differ, so confirm the current arrangements directly. Skill and experience do not eliminate financial risk.
Gaming machines
Physical gaming machines are located within the venue. Each machine has its own displayed rules and controls. Read the information before playing and ask staff if anything is unclear. Results are uncertain; a previous outcome does not promise a future one.
Give other guests room, follow the guidance at each table and wait for a suitable moment before joining. If a rule or part of the play is unclear, ask venue staff. Keep conversation considerate and respect the pace of the table.