Eighty casino tables and gaming positions along a glass-walled main floor, private Current Rooms, a dedicated poker room and a late stage under the bridges. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat at hundreds of terminals — all facing the Tyne.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a bank of terminals glowing against the river through floor-to-ceiling glass.
Private salons above the water — elevated stakes, personal hosts and total discretion, by arrangement.
A dedicated room for nightly cash games and small tournaments, dealt by professionals.
A late room where the classics are dealt within earshot of the DJ booth and the bridge lights.
Hundreds of the newest slot reels and electronic terminals, from classic reels to the newest video games.
Adjust your limits, step away for a break, or ask any host for confidential support — help is always close at hand.
A real casino is judged by its tables, and the Crown keeps the classics running the length of the floor. Blackjack plays out across a long riverside pit, from easy minimums near the door to high-limit shoes by the water. Roulette runs on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt on the main floor and, for bigger stakes, behind glass in the Current Rooms.
For more noise, craps draws the liveliest corner of the quayside, and sic bo turns over fast for anyone after a quicker game. Every table is dealt by trained croupiers, stakes posted plainly, with hosts on hand to talk a newcomer through the rules.
The Slipway Poker Room spreads cash games and small tournaments most nights, dealt by professionals long after the restaurants close. Blinds and buy-ins go up on the board daily.
Beyond the tables, hundreds of the newest slot reels and electronic terminals line the river-facing glass — from classic three-reel machines to the latest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever the game, there's a seat for it on the Quayside Crown floor.