G Casino Aberdeen
Grosvenor G Casino Aberdeen The casino in Aberdeen is a mid size casino. The casino’s official name is Grosvenor G Casino Aberdeen. It offers a small number of slot machines. Welcome to Rainbow Casino Aberdeen. Temporarily closed. Please note: Valid I.D. Is required upon your first visit.This applies to Members and Non-Members. Our casino has acquired the COVID-19 Industry Standard mark, demonstrating our adherence to industry guidelines. FCO Aberdeen Global Income Fund Inc Certified Annual Shareholder Report for Management Investment Companies (n-csr). Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, 4.56%, 01/25. The gambling floor of the Grosvenor G Aberdeen Casino is not the most extensive around but it more than does the job for your standard gambler. If you walk in to the building you will be welcomed by Blackjack tables, 3-Card Poker, Roulette and a wide range of slot machines. Registering your account. By opening an account with us and/or by using the Website you acknowledge, agree and warrant that you:. are at least 18 years of age and above the G Casino Aberdeen Jobs legal age for gambling in the jurisdiction you are a.
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Reg/Walk In: Reg
Cashout at Machines: Coupon
Dress Code: Smart casual
Rewards Programme: Yes
Parking: Pay and display - fee reimbursed
Restaurants: Yes
Bars: Yes
Address: 5 Exchequer Row, AB11 5BW
Telephone: 44 1224569830
Website:http://www.grosvenorcasinos.com/local-casinos/aberdeen
It seems clear that since it’s opened, the G casino – the most northerly casino in the UK- has taken Aberdeen’s casino trade and dominated it. The location is pretty central on Union Street, and given the amount of money in Aberdeen (due to the oil trade) it seems like they’re making a killing with this site.
It’s nothing special or different to look at to be honest, being another carbon copy G model, although it’s been around a little while now and seems to get very busy, so it’s not quite looking 100%.
The slots area is of course fantastic with top of the line gear (including the awesome “Invaders from the Planet Moolah” – see Grosvenor Reading review for details) and a quiz machine, suggesting that the place might get patronised by the millions of students in and around Aberdeen. It can be a slightly odd place to walk around, Aberdeen, I think the contrast between some well off oil workers and some more desperate individuals can be stark. While the streets outside the casino can be a little uncomfortable, the casino itself has security and feels fine. I do remember leaving this place once at about 5am to be approached by a very well refreshed gentleman who asked me for directions to “where all the whores are”. I was of course charmed, and attempted to assist this fine advert for mankind by directing him to the docks, although given how utterly spannered he was, I doubt he’d have got much value for money – imagine trying to get a marshmallow into a moneybox. It’s also a bit disconcerting leaving the place at 4am-ish to find it’s light outside – the perils of being in the extreme north, I imagine it’s no fun in winter.
Anyway, looking around the site, there the usual large poker room, and I can confirm that beverage-impaired locals can indeed be fine opponents in the cash games, say around 3am, perhaps …?! I also urge anyone who visits the site to tell me what the poker room décor is all about, it looked like dozens of truncated shower hoses to me.
In any case, it’s a lively old spot and well worth a visit should you find yourself in the Granite City.