Genting Casino Fountain Park
If you have never been to a casino before, your first trip is likely to be filled with excitement, anticipation, and exhilaration. It is not unusual to feel a little apprehensive, but ensuring an enjoyable and memorable first visit is what Genting do best. Our friendly croupiers and staff are always on hand to help – so regardless of your level of experience, there is something for everyone.
Read on for some top tips to help you on your first visit.
What to Wear
If your vision of a casino is James Bond, in a tux, at Monte Carlo, forget it. Smart casual is the general rule. Smart jeans and smart trainers are acceptable, however, football shirts, muscle/vest tops are not.
For the security and safety of all our members, it is vital that we can see people clearly on our CCTV system and so caps and other hats are not allowed.
Talking to Croupiers
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You can of course talk to the croupiers but please remember that during busy times they have to look after a large number of customers. It would be a good idea to spend some time watching what the other players do, so that you know what is appropriate. They can give help with the rules of the game but they cannot give advice on how to bet.
Having a Drink
If you want a drink whilst gaming simply ask one of the floor waiting staff. You can pay using cash, cash chips or with points from your loyalty card. Remember to keep drinks off the gaming tables and use the small trolley tables that are provided.
Spectating
If you just want to watch a game, that’s fine, however seats and positions immediately in front of the table are reserved for players.
Mobile Phones and Cameras
In non-gaming areas you are permitted to use a mobile phone, whilst also respecting other customers. Generally, taking pictures within the casino is not allowed. However if you are in the casino for a special occasion our manager may be able to allow this as an exception. Please note that this will not however be permitted next to the gaming area as photography is strictly prohibited in this area.
Understanding Chips
When playing games such as Blackjack and Roulette you buy casino chips at the tables. Just place your money on the table and ask the croupier for some chips
There are two different types of chips, some with values and others without;
The ones with values are called “Cash Chips” and are effectively the currency within the casino. You can use them to play on any table you like.
The non-value chips are called “Colour Chips” and are only used on Roulette. They help the croupier identify who has which chips. Remember you cannot take “Colour Chips” away from the table you are playing on. When ready to leave a table tell the dealer “cash out” and they will exchange them for cash chips.
When it's time to leave, the croupier does not have access to cash at the tables so you need to change your chips for cash at the cash desk.
Do I need to Register?
Membership is not required at Genting Casinos and anyone over the age of 18 is welcome. No identification is required unless you appear to be under the age of 25.
All of our Casinos offer special promotions and free offers exclusively for our customers who are registered, so registration has more benefits than you might think.
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Edinburgh's biggest casino, with an array of other entertainment options aroundBefore you go:
Reg/Walk In: Reg
Cashout at Machines: Card system
Dress Code: Smart casual
Rewards Programme: Yes
Parking: Free customer parking
Restaurants: Yes
Bars: Yes
Address: 124 Dundee Street, EH11 1AF
Telephone: 44 1312284446
Website:http://www.gentingcasinos.co.uk/club/fountain-park/
As far as Edinburgh goes, this is the daddy casino, in terms of size. Situated on a large hellhole erm mixed leisure development, it’s flanked by all the usual suspects, with a cinema, bowling alley, Nando’s and plenty of other not entirely unexpected players, with a large car park underneath. The idea is clearly to present a full night out in one go, and as the location is a long walk from the city centre or a short cab ride, the idea is that you travel to site and that’s your night set up.
As you head down the stairs – it’s a basement location – the site opens up impressively, it’s gigantic. There’s a touch of yesteryear about the décor some might say – recessed blue neon and an eye-watering carpet have been a bit superceded more recently in casino fashions by a less brightly lit theme – but it’s pleasant enough. There’s probably an argument to suggest that it’s too big, given I was the only person in the restaurant at 10.30 on a Thursday, and punters were few and far between, with the exception of the poker room. As you might expect, with a very large facility, this casino has the poker trade in Edinburgh pretty much sewn up it would appear – usually the casino with the biggest room and car parking to match will take the trade in any given city. They also, amusingly, play up to the image of the poker player as a proper slob by having a snack vending machine in the card room too, as well as huge tv screens showing sport.
The restaurant is a nice facility, with an open kitchen which dispels the suspicion that all the food comes out of a bag and into the microwave, although to be fair the food was excellent, and well served too. A cut above your average casino dining experience I’d say.
There seemed to be a lot of management wandering about on the night. Not sure what the collective noun for management would be – a herd, or perhaps a flotilla – but they seemed keen to attack the tea and coffee stocks. Maybe they were expecting it to be busier. They had certainly provided some nice state of the art kit, with IGT multigame terminals in evidence, some linked up to the Fort Knox jackpot, and some shiny new kit on the main gaming floor too. The slots were in a comfortable area off the floor, and aside from the fact that they didn’t seem to want to make me rich, were a pretty pleasant gaming experience with attentive service as well.
Genting have recently really started to push their loyalty scheme – the same one that has you putting your card into the machines to rack up points (no danger of coins being involved here). They might want to rethink some of their advertising however, a sign in the toilets going on about “if you’re going to spend a penny” you should use your loyalty card crossed the line, not into offensive territory but into cringing, itchy teeth & curly toes territory. Generally speaking casino punters are older than 4 ….
All in all, a nicely turned out spot in the sort of location that probably looked like a better idea in concept when the idea first surfaced than in reality. Whether they can attract the critical spenders, as opposed to casual players, drinkers and watchers, remains to be seen.