Grosvenor Casino Tottenham
Grosvenor Casino Tottenham

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Find out what poker options are available at Grosvenor Casino Tottenham Court Road.

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Can You Play Texas Hold’em Here?

The short answer is no - Grosvenor St Giles does not currently run Texas Hold’em cash games or tournaments at its Tottenham Court Road address. PokerAtlas confirms that no regular poker tournaments are scheduled at this location, and the venue is not listed in Grosvenor’s own Poker Room Finder for active poker rooms.

What the casino does offer is Three Card Poker as a house-banked table game, sitting alongside Blackjack, American Roulette, Punto Banco and Shoot Dice on the main floor. Players looking for full poker room action under the Grosvenor brand may want to check other London venues - such as Golden Horseshoe in Bayswater - or the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour schedule at gukpt.com for live tournament stops across the UK.

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What Poker Actually Looks Like Here

Grosvenor Casino Tottenham Court Road, also branded as Grosvenor St Giles Casino, is at 262 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7RG. It sits a couple of minutes from Tottenham Court Road Underground station, open round the clock, with access limited to customers aged 18 and over. The venue is part of the Grosvenor Casinos estate under The Rank Group, which operates more than 53 land-based casinos across the UK.

Here is the straightforward reality: there is no traditional poker room on site. You will not find Texas Hold’em cash tables here, and there is no live tournament schedule running in the background. PokerAtlas also lists Grosvenor St Giles as not currently offering any regular poker tournaments. What is available instead is Three Card Poker as a house-banked casino table game, offered alongside American Roulette, Blackjack, Punto Banco and Shoot Dice.

On the main floor you will also see 39 Sabre electronic gaming terminals, connected to both live dealer and automated roulette feeds. A bar and restaurant run inside the casino, and screens around the room show sports. The casino went through a refurb not too long ago, so the interior feels reasonably modern and comfortable - suitable for a longer visit, especially if you are not only focused on chasing a poker cash game.

Game TypeAvailable at Tottenham Court Road
Three Card PokerYes - casino table variant
American RouletteYes
BlackjackYes
Punto BancoYes
Shoot DiceYes
Texas Hold’em Cash GamesNo
Poker TournamentsNo
Electronic Gaming TerminalsYes - 39 Sabre units

Playing Three Card Poker at the Venue

Three Card Poker here uses the familiar casino format, so if you have played it elsewhere in the UK, it will look recognisable. Once you know the table layout, the flow of the hand is quite simple.

You will need valid photo identification - usually a UK driving licence or a passport - and show it to the team at the entrance. After that, head over to the main-floor cashier desk and exchange notes for chips. If you are unsure where the Three Card Poker table is located, just ask any floor staff and they will point you straight to it.

Once you sit down, your first move is to place an Ante bet in the marked betting circle before cards are dealt. At the same time, you may choose to place an optional Pair Plus side bet in its own box. The dealer then gives you three cards face down. You look at your hand, decide how you feel about it, and either fold - which means surrendering your Ante - or put down a Play bet equal to your Ante to keep going in the hand. For the dealer to qualify, they need at least Queen-high. If the dealer does not qualify, your Ante is paid at even money and your Play bet is returned as a push. Table minimum and maximum stakes are listed on the information placard by the layout, so check that before you start firing chips.

One small piece of practical advice that is worth flagging: the Pair Plus side bet can look attractive when you sit down, but compared with the standard Ante/Play game it carries a noticeably higher house edge. It is useful to know that in advance rather than halfway through your first session.

Grosvenor Poker Beyond This Address

For players looking for full poker action - Texas Hold’em, structured tournaments, live cash tables - the Tottenham Court Road casino is not the choice that will cover everything. However, the wider Grosvenor poker network does offer that across other locations and products.

Grosvenor operates the GUKPT, the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour, which is a long-running national tournament series launched in 2007 with a focus on live Texas Hold’em events. Stops are spread across multiple Grosvenor casinos around the UK throughout the year. Information sits on the official website at gukpt.com and coverage is streamed through the @GrosvenorPoker channel on YouTube.

In 2026, Grosvenor confirmed a partnership with GGPoker that ties into more than 50 live poker festivals each year. Players who qualify online for selected live events via GGPoker, or buy into these tournaments using their GGPoker balance, can access boosted cash rewards attached to those packages. The partnership covers events such as the GUKPT itself, The UK Open, The Behemoth, the G200, G300 and The Goliath. The Goliath is regularly billed as the live tournament with the largest player field outside Las Vegas. If that name is new to you, it is worth checking the details as it has become a flagship event for the brand.

Focusing on London, Grosvenor Casino Golden Horseshoe at 79-81 Queensway, London W2 4QH, runs 24 hours and features dedicated poker tables alongside its roulette offering. To quickly track down the nearest Grosvenor venue with a live poker room, you can go to the Poker Room Finder section at grosvenorcasinos.com/poker/our-poker-rooms and search from there.

Grosvenor Poker ProductFormatWhere to Access
Three Card PokerCasino table gameTottenham Court Road casino floor
GUKPT TournamentsLive Texas Hold’emSelected Grosvenor venues across the UK
The GoliathLarge live poker festivalGrosvenor Coventry (annual event)
Grosvenor Poker Live AppMobile companion for live seriesGoogle Play
Grosvenor Poker: Online GamesMobile real-money poker clientGoogle Play
GGPoker Partnership EventsOnline paths into live festivalsGGPoker platform

FAQ

  • Does Grosvenor Casino Tottenham Court Road have a poker room?

    No, Grosvenor Casino Tottenham Court Road does not have a dedicated poker room. The venue offers Three Card Poker as a house-banked table game, but there are no Texas Hold’em cash games or regular tournament schedules on site. Players looking for full poker rooms should consider other Grosvenor venues in London.

  • What are the opening hours and age requirements at Grosvenor Casino Tottenham Court Road?

    The casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Entry and gambling are restricted to customers aged 18 and over, in line with UK gambling law. Valid ID may be required to verify your age at the door.

  • Can I play in Grosvenor poker tournaments near Tottenham Court Road?

    The Tottenham Court Road site itself does not host poker tournaments. However, Grosvenor Casinos runs the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour across various UK venues, and other Grosvenor casinos in London do offer live poker. You can check the Grosvenor Poker Room Finder at grosvenorcasinos.com for locations currently running tournaments.