Live Table Games at The Palm Beach
The Palm Beach sits right in Mayfair, in the middle of London, and from the moment you step inside it feels like a long-established casino floor. We are part of the Genting Casinos network, so the way we run the room is consistent with our other UK venues - from how our staff host the tables to how we manage limits and game flow. On the main floor you will find live roulette, blackjack and baccarat, with electronic terminals beside them if you prefer to play on your own for a while.
The room follows a classic layout you will recognise from a traditional casino. Live dealer tables are positioned in the central area, with the electronic section set a little apart, which in practice makes it easier to switch between them when the room fills up. Table limits and which games run at what time are set on-site by Genting Casinos UK Limited staff. If you want to double-check anything before coming in, the official gentingcasinos.co.uk website is where we keep the latest opening hours and current game offering.
Getting to the Roulette Tables
For guests who have never been to a Genting venue before, the entry process follows the usual pattern for UK land-based casinos. It is straightforward, but it helps to know roughly what to expect.
- Head over to The Palm Beach Casino in Mayfair using the address listed on the Genting Casinos website.
- Bring valid photo ID with you. Our door team may request it, and UK rules require us to verify age when you enter.
- If this is your first visit to any Genting property, you will need to complete a quick membership registration at reception.
- At the cashier desk, exchange your cash for chips in the denomination that suits the roulette tables you want to join.
- Make your way to the roulette area on the floor - the wheels and layouts are usually among the easiest things to spot.
- If the room is busy, wait for a seat to open up, or speak with the floor manager about table minimums before you sit down.
- Put your chips on the betting layout before the dealer calls no more bets and spins the wheel.
- When the result is confirmed, collect any winnings directly from the dealer, or simply keep your chips on the table for the next spin.
One practical note from our experience: when you are visiting a casino for the first time, coming in a little earlier than planned usually makes the whole visit smoother. Membership registration and queues at the cashier can take more time on Friday or Saturday evenings.
On the same floor we also have electronic roulette terminals for those who want a solo format. The rules match the live game, but there is no shared table and no waiting for seats, so they remain available even when every live wheel is busy.
Blackjack and Baccarat
| Game | Format | Table Type |
|---|---|---|
| Roulette | Live dealer and electronic only | Shared, solo |
| Blackjack | Live dealer | Shared table |
| Baccarat | Live dealer | Shared table |
| Slots | Electronic solo play | Solo terminal |
Blackjack at The Palm Beach runs on shared live dealer tables, with several players seated together. The dealer follows standard UK casino procedures, and each player at the table acts in turn on their own hand, so the flow will feel very familiar if you have played elsewhere in Britain. Baccarat is run in the same shared-table style, with a live dealer controlling the cards, announcing the outcome and paying or collecting bets. For us, these two games sit alongside roulette as the core live table offer at The Palm Beach.
A small point we always mention: electronic terminals are there to back up the live tables rather than replace them. They absorb some of the pressure during our peak periods when chairs at the main tables are in demand. The minimum and maximum stakes on the terminals can also differ from the live table limits, so it is worth taking a second to check the on-screen information before you place your first stake.


