In the Netherlands, full-fledged tables (roulette, blackjack, poker cash/tournaments, punto banco) are offered by the state-owned Holland Casino network with branches in tourist centers - Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Scheveningen, Zandworth, etc.
In parallel, private speelhallen (automatic rooms) work without board games.
Visitors must be 18 + and be checked in the CRUKS self-exclusion register upon entry; ID required.
On the sites there are measures of responsible play (limits, consultations, the possibility of self-exclusion), non-cash payments are widespread.
Casinos support event tourism (poker series, gastro events) and compete with service, atmosphere and location, while maintaining strict compliance and a high standard of security for guests.
How the Holland Casino state monopoly works: legal framework, history and network of halls, how the "casino" differs from private halls of machines, Responsible Gaming standards (CRUKS, Duty of Care), economics and possible future scenarios.
Learn more →Detailed guides to Holland Casino's three flagships - Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht: atmosphere, games and limits, restaurants and dress code, CRUKS rules and responsible play, how to get there and when it's best to go.
Learn more →A guide to two Holland Casino resort branches - in Zandvoort and Scheveningen: the atmosphere of seaside resorts, games and limits, restaurants, dress code, CRUKS and responsible play, how to get there and how to combine the visit.
Learn more →Why casinos in the Netherlands look more restrained than in Las Vegas or Macau: regulatory logic, etiquette, marketing restrictions and a focus on Responsible Gaming. Practical advice to the visitor and guidelines for operators.
Learn more →How Holland Casino is built into the Dutch tourism ecosystem: museum → dinner → casino routes, Zandvoort and Scheveningen resorts, city flagships of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht, KSA/CRUKS and Responsible Gaming rules, effects on the urban economy.
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