There are 8 casinos in Denmark, 6 on land and 2 on the ocean wave.
Denmark has recently set a Gambling Act 2010 and had executive orders thereafter from 2011 to 2018- which means tweaks and further legislation. Regardless of the ‘new’ legal status the industry brought in the order of 900 Million USD (DKK 6.4 Billion) in 2018. The licensed gambling in Denmark is well regulated.
Entry to Casinos in Denmark is well controlled. You must be 18 years of age and provide your means and current place of stay. A consistency of allowing them to take your photo is normal for Casinos. Video can also be recorded for a period of 3 months unless a complaint or situation arises then the data can be stored and used for 2 years.
The Aalborg Casino & Hotel
A dedicated Poker room with a Thursday tournament. Gold finishings and games such as American Roulette create a draw for the table player. Of course the 30 slots on offer are also enjoyed by a different type of gambler.
Located in the North East of Denmark Aalborg is a waterside city. The hotel casino is located on the river Limfjord.
The Royal Scandinavian Casino Aarhus
With Antiquities and old world style galore you will feel invincible in The Royal- not great for a gambler! But then again you may feel disappointment as you agree with the TripAdvisor reviewers. Sadly it has great potential. Still there are games to be played.
Always gamble with safety and responsibility. Gaming tables allow you to test your skill in Blackjack and luck on Roulette.
The other 4 land based casinos are:
The Cosmopol Casino Gothenburg
A 2 floor casino with around 40 table games in the main hall and 340 slots. Enjoy one of the largest poker halls in Europe here.
The Munkebjerg Casino Vejle
70 slots and a few gaming tables. Poker games and tournaments are popular. A mirrored ceiling in the electronic roulette terminal is worth viewing.
The Odense Casino
40 slots and 10 electronic roulette terminals. Table games mostly consist of Poker, Roulette and Blackjack as you find are popular in Denmark.
Odense is the 3rd largest city in the country.
The Marienlyst Casino & Hotel Elsinore
Known more for being the oldest Casino in Denmark. You can find electronics, slots and table games. As with most Casinos you can find a bite to eat and drink. There is sometimes entertainment.
The Copenhagen Casino & Radisson Blu
Mostly one of the best hotels rather than the best casinos in Denmark. It’s still a place to find a game.
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