Electronic table games - Casino

Discover our selection of games

The electronic table games are located in the slot machine area.
22 English roulette terminals and 7 blackjack terminals are available to you, every day.

Opening times: :
Sunday to Thursday, 9.00 a.m. to 2.00 a.m.
Friday and Saturday, 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 a.m.
On the eve of public holidays and during summer, closing time is 3.00 a.m.

Entry restricted to over 18s
You will be asked for ID (passport or national ID card) on entering the Casino
Dress code applies

The art of the game in its digital version!

Hello, let me introduce myself, I'm Jack.

I'm going to teach you the basics of electronic table games, along with all you need to know about the Casino.
But first of all, let's get ready for your arrival by exploring the world of electronic table games together.
Find all your favourite games, in digital versions. Blackjack and roulette are adapted to slot machines... some of them even offer new ways to play. Let's head to the 1st floor, to the spectacular slot machine room, where betting is at our fingertips.

. Electronic blackjack

7 terminals, starting bet: 2€

The rules are identical, the pleasure of the game unchanged: Electronic blackjack must be the best way to explore one of the iconic Casino card games... or simply to beat the bank with a snap of the fingers.

. Electronic English roulette

22 terminals, starting bet: 1€

Don't worry, the rules of electronic roulette are the same as those of classic roulette. The only thing that really changes is the starting bet (1€). So go for it with one of the 22 English roulette terminals at your disposal.

Hooray for France and their card suits!

Spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs… We all know the four symbols which appear in a pack of playing cards. But I bet you don't know their origin! The playing cards that we know today were invented by French players. The 4 famous symbols (we call them "suits") were meant to represent the four classes of French society at the time: the aristocrats were the spade family, the clergy were the hearts, the commoners were clubs and finally the traders were diamonds.

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