The Casino at Mint United Kingdom

What We Offer Across the UK

The Casino at Mint is not a single building, it is a whole network of venues. We have more than 30 locations across the United Kingdom carrying the Mint name, and each one has grown its own character over time. Some sites run full casino floors with live tables and a poker room. Others are quieter coastal spots where slot machines and a slower pace are very much the focus.

Our main address is 45 Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 2EF. It sits between Gloucester Road and Earl’s Court tube stations, so getting there from most parts of central London is fairly straightforward. This London venue is where we keep the most complete game mix, a dedicated poker room, live entertainment, and the full Mint casino feel that people tend to associate with the brand.

Hunstanton is a different story. The site at 16 Le Strange Terrace, PE36 5AJ, is built around slots, with a relaxed seaside atmosphere and no live tables on the floor. It is effectively North Norfolk’s main slot casino, and it does that job well. Some players do not want roulette wheels or a poker room at all. They want comfortable seating, modern machines and an easy-going room.

Games at the London Venue

Among all our venues, the South Kensington casino has the broadest choice of games on one floor. If you are planning a visit to London and want a quick view of what is usually running, the core line-up looks like this:

1. American Roulette
2. Electronic Roulette
3. Blackjack
4. Caribbean Stud Poker
5. Three Card Poker
6. Baccarat
7. Slot machines
8. Multiplayer poker cash games

The poker room opens daily from 7pm. Most evenings, cash games run with £1-£2 blinds and a £50 minimum buy-in. That level is low enough for occasional players to join in without feeling out of place, while still giving regulars a structure that keeps the action consistent and not overly loose.

On the first Sunday of each month, we host live jazz from 8pm to 11pm. Major sports fixtures are screened in the bar and restaurant areas, so it is possible to follow a match and then step onto the tables in the same visit. The London casino is set up as a leisure venue in its own right, not just a room of gaming tables, and that matters when you are planning how to spend an evening.

Poker Across the Mint Network

Across the Mint network, more than 15 venues run scheduled poker of some kind. That includes cash games, regular tournaments, or a mix of both, which makes our estate a practical choice for people who prefer live poker over playing on a screen at home. Exact formats, blind structures and days of the week are not identical everywhere, but poker is a clear part of what we do.

In London, the approach is quite stable by design. Blind levels are fixed, there is a defined minimum buy-in, and the poker room opens at the same time each evening. For anyone who likes to plan their session in advance, that predictability takes away guesswork. For tournament details at other locations, it is best to contact each casino directly, as schedules and formats are set locally rather than centrally.

London contact number: 020 7589 4041.

Licensing and Regulatory Standing

Our venues operate under the rules of the UK Gambling Act. The Portsmouth property, officially named Genting Casino Mint Casino, appears on the UK Gambling Commission public register under Genting Casinos UK Limited. Local premises licensing for that site is handled by Portsmouth City Council.

The London casino on Cromwell Road is regulated locally by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Both the London and Portsmouth venues are listed on the Gambling Commission’s public register as active casino premises. If you want to double-check the licence status of any Mint location, the public register on the Commission’s website allows searches by address, and that is generally the most reliable reference.

The ownership details behind a few Mint-branded venues, including London and Hunstanton, are not fully broken out in open public documents. Genting Casinos UK Limited is named as operator for the Portsmouth site. For the other venues, the Gambling Commission register remains the first place we would recommend checking.

In line with UK law, access to casino gaming is restricted to people aged 18 or over. Every Mint venue applies this rule, no matter whether it is a full table casino or a slot-focused centre.

Visiting the London Venue

Reaching the London Mint casino is usually simple. The address is 45 Cromwell Road, roughly mid-way between Gloucester Road and Earl’s Court tube stations. When you arrive, you will be asked to show valid photo ID that proves you are at least 18 years old. On a first visit, we normally complete a short membership sign-up, which is standard practice for UK casinos and typically takes only a few minutes at reception.

Once registered, you can obtain chips at the cashier desk using GBP cash or other accepted payment methods. The main gaming floor hosts table games such as Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat. For poker, the action is in the dedicated poker room from 7pm onward. It is a good idea to speak with the floor manager to see what cash games are currently open and which waiting lists are running.

For any new venue, including ours, one simple habit often saves time: call ahead. A quick phone call to confirm current opening hours, dress expectations or membership requirements reduces the chance of turning up to a change you did not expect.

Before you leave, redeem chips back to cash at the cashier. For questions, or to check what is running on a specific night, you can contact the London team on 020 7589 4041 during venue hours.

Slot Gaming at Hunstanton

Our Hunstanton location runs as a slot-focused gaming centre rather than a full live table casino. Doors open at 09:00 every day. From Sunday to Thursday, the venue closes at midnight, while on Fridays and Saturdays it stays open until 02:00. The on-site process is deliberately straightforward.

1. Make your way to 16 Le Strange Terrace, Hunstanton, PE36 5AJ.
2. Check the current hours before you set off, especially if you plan to stay beyond midnight on a Friday or Saturday.
3. On arrival, staff may ask for ID to confirm age.
4. Use cash to load credits either directly at the machine or via a counter, depending on the type of slot you choose.
5. Pick a machine on the floor, then set your stake per spin within the limits shown on-screen.
6. When you are finished, cash out any remaining credits or winnings before leaving.

Inside, the room has a friendly, informal feel with modern machines laid out for easy movement between titles. It suits players who enjoy electronic gaming and prefer not to think about table etiquette, dealing procedures or poker hand rankings. That preference is absolutely fine with us.

Brand History and Network Context

The Mint name has been part of the UK casino sector for quite a long time. Over the years we have operated in central cities like London and Edinburgh, in ports such as Portsmouth, and in smaller coastal towns including Hunstanton. The Edinburgh venue at 2 Ocean Drive, EH6 6JB, has now closed. The Portsmouth casino has moved fully into the Genting Casinos UK Limited estate and trades under the Genting Casino Mint Casino title.

With more than 30 venues across the country, we sit among the larger land-based casino brands outside the very biggest high-street chains. By running a mix of full-service casinos and smaller slot-led centres, the network can reach players who want quite different things from a night out.

For anyone looking into The Casino at Mint in the United Kingdom, the main point to keep in mind is straightforward. London is our full-service casino with live table games and a dedicated poker room. Locations like Hunstanton are built around slot entertainment. Both work for different types of players, and all of them operate inside the same regulated UK casino environment.