Find Your Favourite Liverpool Casino Resorts 2025

Liverpool in the North West of England has a proud heritage in music, sports and culture. But it is also not short on casinos.

It’s home to the most famous band in the world, The Beatles, and has not one but two Premier League football clubs, Liverpool and Everton. 

So, alongside all that historical architecture, museums, galleries and theatres, sport, music, and nightlife, what can casino lovers expect to find?

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Liverpool Land-Based Casino Operators

Casino operators with venues in Liverpool include:

• Grosvenor: One of the largest casino chains in the UK with over 50 locations, Grosvenor casino own and run Liverpool Leo casino
• Genting: Another big name in UK casinos, Genting has not just one, but two casinos in the Liverpool area – Genting Liverpool Renshaw Street and Genting Wirral
• Admiral: Firmly established as a major slots provider in UK localized areas, Admiral have 8 slots casinos across the Liverpool and Merseyside region
• Merkur: They have over 200 slots casinos around the UK, and you can find two of them in Liverpool and Birkenhead 

Liverpool Casino Resorts 

Let’s take a closer look at some of Liverpool’s top casino experiences:

• Liverpool Leo Grosvenor Casino – A modern and lively casino featuring table games, slots, electronic games, poker,  plus a restaurant and bar. Liverpool Leo has a riverside location giving stunning views over the Mersey and provides guests with a one-stop shop for nightlife and entertainment including live music and regular events. 
• Genting Casino Liverpool Renshaw Street – Close to Liverpool city centre and major transport hubs, Genting Casino offers a variety of table games including roulette, blackjack, baccarat plus electronic games and slots. As well as a bar and food menu within the casino, it also has a hidden gem, Chinese restaurant Hou Mei which is a big hit with visitors.
• Genting Casino Wirral – Smaller than the other Genting casino, the Wirral casino provides a more intimate gaming experience, but still plenty of games to choose from. With live table games for roulette and blackjack and electronic table games for Dragonfire Roulette and baccarat, you can take your pick, plus all the latest slot games too. 

More Than Gambling

Liverpool has so much to offer in terms of tourist attractions and places of interest, on top of the casino scene. 

Here’s just a few other things you can do while you’re visiting Liverpool.

• Football – The city is divided into reds fans (Liverpool) and blues fans (Everton) but if you’re neutral you can go to either ground to see a Premier League match or enjoy a Stadium tour. Liverpool has Anfield Stadium and the Liverpool FC Museum, while Everton has the all-new Everton Stadium due to open for the 25/26 season.
• The Beatles – As I’ve already mentioned, Liverpool is home of The Beatles, and their success is celebrated and honoured throughout the city in various ways. You might want to visit the famous Cavern Club where they made their name, or visit The Beatles Story immersive museum, the Beatles statue or even go on a Magical Mystery Tour to visit the Fab Four’s childhood homes as well as stopping by at Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields.
• Culture – The Royal Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site which is home to museums, galleries, shops, restaurants, and bars including the Merseyside Maritime Museum, Tate Liverpool and The Wheel of Liverpool. Other worthwhile stop offs including Walker Art Gallery, St. George’s Hall and The Museum of Liverpool.
• Ferry – Taking a ferry ride across the River Mersey is an iconic Liverpool experience depicted in the sixty’s song ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’ by Gerry and the Pacemakers. This sightseeing cruise gives stunning views of the waterfront, historical buildings and is a special way to experience the city’s maritime history. 

Important Considerations

The legal age for casinos in the UK is 18 years or older. Some casinos require membership, while others have an open access policy, however, always ensure you carry some photographic ID with you on your first visit.

It’s also worth noting that UK casinos do not offer complimentary alcohol while gambling, but most offer free soft drinks at the bar or via waitress service while you play.