Casino Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain
400 slots40 tables15 poker
Casino Barcelona sits in the Port Olímpic development built for the 1992 Games, beneath a waterfront hotel tower, and moved there from an…
Country
2 venues recorded across 2 regions and destinations.
Spain legalised casinos in 1977, and licences are issued by the autonomous communities rather than by the central state. The result is a regionally fragmented market in which Catalonia, Madrid and the Mediterranean coast hold the main venues, each under its own regional rules on entry, advertising and machine quotas.
Barcelona and Madrid have the largest floors, both combining tables with substantial poker rooms that host European tour events. Identification is required at the door and recorded, and national exclusion registers apply alongside regional ones.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Continent | Europe | |
| Currency on the floor | Euro (EUR) | |
| Minimum age | 18 | documented |
| Regulator | Regional governments; Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego for national matters | estimate |
Entry ages and regulator names are summarised for orientation and are not legal advice. See gambling age and entry rules around the world.
Barcelona, Spain
400 slots40 tables15 poker
Casino Barcelona sits in the Port Olímpic development built for the 1992 Games, beneath a waterfront hotel tower, and moved there from an…
Madrid, Spain
400 slots45 tables12 poker
The main Madrid casino stands at Torrelodones in the hills north-west of the capital, a location chosen because regional rules long required casinos…