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Casinos in Malta

2 venues recorded across 1 regions and destinations.

Malta is better known as a licensing hub for online operators than for its land-based floors, but it has a small cluster of casinos along the St Julian's and Sliema coast, including one in a nineteenth-century palace. The Malta Gaming Authority regulates both sides of the market.

Entry rules distinguish between residents and visitors, with a higher minimum age applied to Maltese nationals. The venues are compact, oriented towards Mediterranean tourists and to the large expatriate workforce drawn by the island's gaming industry.

Jurisdiction summary
FieldValueSource
ContinentEurope
Currency on the floorEuro (EUR)
Minimum age18 for foreign visitors; 25 for Maltese residentsestimate
RegulatorMalta Gaming Authoritydocumented

Entry ages and regulator names are summarised for orientation and are not legal advice. See gambling age and entry rules around the world.

Regions and destinations

PlaceVenuesWithin it
St Julian's2—

Venues recorded here

Dragonara Casino

St Julian's, Malta

250 slots25 tables5 poker

The Dragonara occupies a nineteenth-century palace built as a summer residence on a promontory at St Julian's, converted to a casino in 1964 — the…

Urban casino

Casino Malta by Olympic Casino

St Julian's, Malta

200 slots20 tables8 poker

Casino Malta operates inside the Portomaso complex at St Julian's, beneath the island's tallest tower, and opened in 2014. It is the most…

Urban casino