Sixty-five casino tables and gaming positions across a crimson-lit main room, the private Directors' Box, the Formbook Room and a live lounge for local nights. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat at the Furlong Reels — all within sight of Wrexham's oldest ground.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a bank of slots along the rail and the old ground in view.
A private room above the floor — elevated stakes, a personal host and total discretion.
A proper card room for cash games through the week and a Saturday tournament that draws the regulars.
A wood-panelled room where local music and after-hours acts play beside the tables.
Rows of the newest slots and electronic tables, named for the ground still to cover before the finish.
Set a limit, take a breather or ask a host for a quiet word at any table — help is never far off.
The table is where a real casino earns its name, and Royalgamehouse keeps its classics honest. Blackjack runs across a bright market-town pit, from friendly minimums to high-limit shoes. Roulette turns on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt on the main floor and, for bigger stakes, behind the doors of the Directors' Box.
For a livelier rail, craps brings the loudest crowd on the floor, and sic bo offers a quick, each-way sort of thrill. Every table is run by trained croupiers, stakes posted plainly, with hosts glad to talk a newcomer through the rules before the cards are even dealt.
The Formbook Room spreads friendly cash games through the working week and builds to a proper Saturday tournament, dealt by staff who know the regulars by name. Blinds and buy-ins go up on the board each morning.
Beyond the tables, the Furlong Reels line the rail with hundreds of the newest slots and electronic terminals — classic three-reel games alongside the latest video slots and electronic roulette. However you like to play, there's a seat waiting on Royalgamehouse floor.