Fifty casino tables and gaming positions across a panelled main room, private Southernhay Salons, a dedicated poker room and a garden-facing stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat at rows of slots — all a short walk from the cathedral bells.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a wall of slots and the garden through leaded glass.
Quiet private rooms behind oak doors — elevated stakes, personal hosts and total discretion.
A dedicated room for regular cash games and a Sunday tournament, dealt by professionals.
A garden-facing room where the classics are dealt beside chamber recitals and the evening show.
Rows of the newest slot cabinets and electronic terminals, from classic reels to the latest video games.
Ask any host to set limits, pause play or arrange a quiet exit — the yard looks after its own.
The heart of any real casino is the table, and the Cathedral Yard keeps the classics close. Blackjack runs across a bright, panelled pit, from relaxed minimums to high-limit shoes. Roulette is offered on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt in the Broadgate Room and, for larger stakes, in the private Southernhay Salons.
For a little more pace, craps brings the liveliest rail in the close, and sic bo offers a quick, three-dice decision. Every table game is dealt by trained croupiers, with clear stakes posted and hosts on hand to walk newcomers through the rules.
The Quay Room spreads regular cash games through the week and a Sunday tournament, dealt by professionals in a quiet room of its own. Blinds and buy-ins are posted daily.
Beyond the tables, rows of the newest slot cabinets and electronic gaming terminals line the wall as the Guildhall Reels — from classic three-reel games to the newest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever your game, the Cathedral Yard floor has a seat for it.