Looking for Info on European Casinos in a Couple Cities

[bigslicknuts]

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I will be making a trip to Europe over my winter break and am looking for information on casinos in each of the cities I am going to as I will probably head to at least one in each country I'm in. Anyone have any info such as the games spread, stakes, game skill, admission fees, dress code for casinos in any of the following cities??

Amsterdam
Barcelona
Florence
Rome
London

Thanks for everyones help!

[Tappy Tibbons]

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Used the search feature and had trouble finding much useful information on this...

I will be making a trip to Europe over my winter break and am looking for information on casinos in each of the cities I am going to as I will probably head to at least one in each country I'm in. Anyone have any info such as the games spread, stakes, game skill, admission fees, dress code for casinos in any of the following cities??

Amsterdam
Barcelona
Florence
Rome
London

Thanks for everyones help!

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No casinos in Rome or Florence - Venice is probably the closest casino in Italy. There's a 10 euro fee for the Venice Casino, plus you have to wear a jacket(can be rented).

[Henry17]

That you have to wear a jacket or at least dress up somewhat is pretty common at European casinos. I would also bring a passport as they seem to require it as a form of ID.

Unless things have changed in London you need to become a member first.

[StevieG]

Since this is specifically poker and casino focused, the Brick and Mortar forum may be a better place to ask.

In particular, London comes up often there. As Henry pointed out, you do need to become a member for London card rooms, but that is possible when you arrive at the casino. Bring your passport.

Here are a couple recent threads that will have some info for you.

Amsterdam Poker

poker rooms in London?

Looking for a casino in Barcelona

This one does not have as much good info, but you can try bumping it -

Cardrooms in Italy? (Venice, Florence, Rome)

[dj_mercury]

45 minutes north from Milan, they opened in 2004 the restructured huge Casinò of Campione, the biggest one in Europe. Also not far from there you can find the Casinò of Lugano.