JOIN BERLIN - Advice & Information

Berlin attracts tourists from around the world including plenty of gambling fans who’d like to try their luck in Berlin casinos. You’ll have three casinos in Berlin to choose from but be prepared for a different gambling experience than you’ll find in places such as Vegas or Macau. Only the 16 German states can own and operate a casino, and while many outsource the operation of casinos to private contractors you won’t find the same glitz and glamor of many different casinos trying to outdo one another with grand spectacles that you will in other cities.

Casino Berlin & Forum Hotel is one of Berlin’s larger casinos, with over 1,000 rooms in the hotel and plenty of popular games to choose from such as slots, blackjack, and roulette. Be prepared to dress the part of a sophisticated European gambler, too, as the casino has a strict dress code that it enforces. You can find more information on sites such as CasinoToplists as far as what to expect at many European casinos, as it can be quite a different experience for many.

Located at Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, Spielbank is another popular casino in Berlin, featuring two separate casinos: Casino Royale and Casino Leger. Like other casinos in the city, you’ll have the chance to play all the popular games, as well as enjoying attached restaurants, bars, and clubs so that a night out at the casino can include more than just playing craps or trying for a big slots jackpot. Flights to Berlin are plentiful so it’s quite easy to get to the city and then pick which casino or hotel you’d like to stay at.

All German casinos are non-smoking and most open at noon or later, and remain closed for many state holidays; closing time is 3 AM or earlier. If you can’t make it to the casino to play live, you can still enjoy plenty of casino action from your hotel room,including online sites that offer quick access via no download casinos. Casino Berlin is the third casino choice in the city, located in the Park Inn Hotel, offering up the standard casino fare as well. In addition to dress codes be prepared for more than a few differences in German casinos as opposed to those in many other countries. The legal gambling age is 18 in most casinos and don't expect any free drinks at the table, although tipping isn't expected either.