Grenada has a legal framework for casinos - Casino Gaming Act 2014, which allows you to issue licenses only to hotels with 300 + numbers in the same territory as the casino. In practice, this requirement remains a barrier: the largest resorts do not reach the threshold (for example, Royalton Grenada - 269 rooms), so there are no operating land casinos. Regulation is supplemented by the Gaming Act 2016 (entered into force on August 1, 2016) and supervision provisions, however, the launch of real sites is tied to the appearance of objects that meet the criteria for the number of rooms. Separately, the monopoly of the National Lotteries Authority on lotteries and other games of the case remains, which forms an alternative legal channel for gaming demand before the possible appearance of a casino.
There are no operating casinos in Grenada yet. The law allows them only in hotels with 300 + rooms, but there are no such facilities on the island (the largest resort is 269 rooms). We consider legal reasons, the status of projects with casinos and legal alternatives (NLA lotteries, concurrent machines).
Learn more →There are no active casinos in the capital of Grenada, St. George, for 2025. The law allows casinos only as part of hotels with 300 + rooms, and there is no such hotel infrastructure in the city yet. We analyze the legal outline, possible locations for the future resort-casino, the impact on tourism/the city, alternative formats (lotteries, hall machines) and the roadmap until 2030.
Learn more →Step by step on how to launch and run gaming clubs and halls with machines in Grenada: what licenses are needed, why only stand-alone machines are allowed (networks are prohibited), who is the regulator and where to apply, mandatory conditions (18 +), reporting and taxes (Gaming Tax: 30% GGR or EC $250 per machine; special rates for clubs and lotteries). References to primary sources.
Learn more →In Grenada, casinos are only allowed as part of tourist hotels/resorts with 300 + rooms. The base is set by Casino Gaming Act 2014, operational details - Gaming Act 2016 and Gaming Regulations SRO 48/2016 (for non-casino segments and general procedures). We analyze legal requirements, the licensing route through the state, the economics of projects and current barriers.
Learn more →The Grenada gambling industry remains small: there are no operating casinos on the island, and "small" formats are limited by strict rules (stand-alone machines only). We explain the legal and infrastructural reasons, the impact of tourist capacity, the macroeconomic context and climate risks.
Learn more →Grenada deliberately "tied" casinos to large resorts: the law allows them only in hotels with 300 + rooms, which orients the market towards inbound tourists, not local ones. At the same time, slot halls are allowed only with stand-alone machines, and national lotteries are conducted by the NLA. We analyze the legal grounds, practical effects and prospects.
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