Aspers Stratford
One of the UK’s “Super Casinos” in East London.
Worth a visit!
Aspers Stratford
This is the self styled “best casino complex in London”. Now called the Genting Aspers Stratford after a buy-ouyt
It’s certainly big (although not by Las Vegas standards)- but is it the best?
We paid them a visit to find out if their claim stacks up against other contenders like the London Hippodrome.
To be fair, it’s a totally different part of town to the West End.
The thing about Aspers Casino in Stratford is its size.
Compare it to, say, the Grosvenor Casino Piccadilly and you will appreciate that this is a big venue (for the UK at least.
Let’s ignore that Las Vegas and Macau exist for a minute). It stacks up well against other venues in the country (read our Manchester235 Casino Review for example).

Aspers Stratford is in Aspers Casino Westfield, in Stratford City near to the Olympic Park. It´s about half an hour from the West End of London by cab (as long as the traffic is behaving).

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You can also get there by train (Stratford Tube Station).
The full address is:
312 The Loft
Montfichet Road Olympic Park
London
E20 1ET
Tel: +44 (0)208 536 5630
You´ll need ID if you look under 21 (you have to be at least 18 to enter) or you plan on betting more than 1000 pounds.They are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week except for Christmas Day.
Aspers Casino
When you first hit the floor, Aspers certainly look the part. This is the closest thing you are going to get to Las Vegas in the UK- it’s been designated a “Super Casino” by the UK government- the first one of its size in the country, at 65,000 square feet.
There are many types of roulette including American, French and European games. The number of zero pockets on the wheel and the distribution of numbers around the wheel will indicate which type of game you are playing.
It’s spacious and stylishly laid out with lots of roulette, blackjack and baccarat tables, plenty of top slots, a sports bar with a jumbo screen and sports betting.
It’s also good for food and they have a welcoming open door policy- there is no messing about with membership.
Split Level
The casino floor is split over two levels with roulette, blackjack, punto banco (baccarat) and Pai Gow, plus quite a bit of poker action. The Sports Bar and the Balcony Bar are both worth a visit if you get thirsty.

I was a little worried walking through the shopping centre that the casino would be a bit quiet, but once we got in via the long escalator at the entrance, it was lively as anything- there was a real buzz to the place.
There were more than ten roulette tables in action when we got there, with varying table limits- the max we saw was 2000 on the even money bets.
You can also play on the live electronic roulette terminals and there are plenty of slots and video poker machines if those float your boat. Remember- If you cash out more than £1000 you will need ID like a passport and proof of address – they are very strict on this!
Roulette Tables
There are plenty of tables plus roulette gaming machines. Take your pick from a selection of European Roulette, Double Zero Roulette (American) and a variant called Spread-Bet Roulette, which pays up to 1200x your bet (with pretty eye watering odds though!)
The European tables adhere to La Partage Rule, which is great, and one of the reasons we are happy to recommend the roulette at Aspers Stratford. If the winning number is zero, even chance bets retain half the stake, giving a house edge of only 1.35% on the even money bets.
Typically the American tables are used for the lower minimum bet tables (50p). I believe they follow the Atlantic City rule of losing only half on zero or double-zero, so that at least gets the house edge down to 2.6% on even money bets. Be warned, it´s 5.26% on other bets- one of the reasons why we always recommend that you play European Roulette ahead of American. Minimum bets at the tables range from 50p to £25, but it will depend on the time of day.
Restaurants
Aspers does a pretty good line in food. Clary’s is their signature restaurant (a varied menu with food from the grill, plus a decent Chinese selection, plus some decent burgers and English breakfast for the Early Birds). All reasonably priced.
For drinks head to the Sky Bar (they have live music) or the Tanzibar which is the sport bar with massive screens. It’s a good place to watch the footie or rugby.
Slots
They have WMS games here like Jackpot Party (you don´t see these too often in the UK), plus loads of IGT slots of course as well as Gaminators. You can play Book Of Ra, Katana, Dolphins Peal, Cleopatra 1 and 2, Siberian Storm, Fire Opals, Lil’ Lady, Pharaohs Fortune etc, all the classics.
Summary
So is this the best casino in London? Well, we don’t know about that, we prefer the Hippodrome personally, but Aspers Stratford is a good night out- it’s well worth a visit and the closest thing you’ll get to a Las Vegas casino in the UK.
As roulette players, we were impressed with the fact that they played La Partage rule on their European Roulette tables which brings the house edge down on the even money bets to around 1.3%.
We enjoyed our night out here, even though we didn’t have a great night on the tables, if we are to be honest!
FAQs
Questions, Answers
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What are the opening hours?
The casino is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — making it one of the most accessible gaming venues in London. Whether you fancy a late-night flutter or an early morning session, the doors are always open. It offers over 150 slot machines and classic live table games, including roulette, blackjack, and three-card poker, all available around the clock.
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How many gaming tables are there, and what games are on offer?
There are around 40 combined roulette and blackjack tables, alongside other classic games such as Three Card Poker (including a progressive option), Punto Banco, Casino War, Craps, and a Super Wheel. My Local Casino There are also 92 electronic terminals that let you play live games from a single machine. The poker room is one of London’s largest, with dozens of tables that can accommodate up to 300 players — and up to 500 during major tournaments.
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How do I get there?
Getting to Westfield Stratford is easy by car, bus, train, or tube. Stratford Station sits on the Central, Elizabeth, and Jubilee Lines, and the Overground and DLR also call here — ideal if you’re coming from eastern parts of the city. Stratford Bus Station is right beside the shopping centre, with a huge number of services stopping from across London. ACH Casinos The casino itself is on Level 3 of Westfield Stratford City.
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Is there parking available?
There is ample parking in the Westfield parking facilities, with charges of roughly £3 per hour capped at £15 for a 24-hour period. Aspers regularly runs promotions where they will pay for your parking if you attend the casino. Lemons & Sevens For drivers, head to Car Park B beneath the shopping centre, which has a lift directly to the casino entrance on Level 3.
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What is the dress code?
Smart casual dress is perfectly acceptable. Smart jeans and smart trainers are fine, but football shirts, muscle/vest tops are not permitted. Caps and other hats are also prohibited for CCTV security reasons. On West Ham United FC home match days at the nearby London Stadium, away team shirts of the opposing side cannot be worn inside the casino.
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Do I need membership to enter, and what ID is required?
No membership is needed to walk in and play. When you visit, you’ll need to show valid photo ID — a driving licence, passport, or citizen card — at the point of entry. You can then choose to become a member during your visit, which unlocks exclusive offers, promotions, and members-only benefits.
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Where can I eat and drink?
There are four food and drink venues spread across the casino floor. Clary’s is the à la carte restaurant with a great range of steaks, seafood, and vegan options. The Sky Bar offers a modern social atmosphere away from the gaming floor. Tanzibar is the sports lounge, with a wall of screens showing major sporting events. Finally, the Roof Terrace is a great spot to unwind with spectacular views of London Stadium. Lemons & Sevens Members receive 25% off food and drink at certain times.
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Is there entertainment beyond gambling?
Absolutely. The venue hosts regular live music acts and screens showing the biggest sporting events. Genting Casinos UK There’s also a sports betting office, bingo sessions (free daily at 11am), and regular poker tournaments with guaranteed prize pools. Clary’s restaurant even hosts monthly Jazz nights Lemons & Sevens, making it a genuine night-out destination rather than a casino alone.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Opening Hours | Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year |
| Location | Level 3, Westfield Stratford City, London E20 1EJ |
| Gaming Tables | Approximately 40 live tables including Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker, Punto Banco, Casino War, and Craps |
| Slot & Electronic Machines | Over 150 slot machines plus 92 electronic live gaming terminals |
| Poker Room | One of London’s largest poker rooms, capacity for up to 300 players (500 during major tournaments) |
| Sports Betting | Dedicated in-house sports betting lounge with wall-to-wall screens showing live sport |
| Restaurants & Bars | Four venues: Clary’s à la carte restaurant, Sky Bar, Tanzibar sports lounge, and the Roof Terrace with views of the London Stadium |
| Entertainment | Regular live music, Jazz nights, daily free bingo (11am), and major poker tournaments |
| Membership | Free to join; members receive 25% off food and drink plus exclusive promotions and offers |
| Dress Code | Smart casual; smart jeans and trainers permitted. No football shirts, vests, or hats |
| Entry Requirements | Valid photo ID required (passport, driving licence, or citizen card). No membership needed to enter |
| Parking | Westfield car park on-site; approx. £3/hour capped at £15/day. Parking promotions available for casino guests |
| Public Transport | Stratford Station served by Central, Elizabeth, and Jubilee lines, plus DLR, Overground, and major bus routes |
| Atmosphere | Modern, spacious venue with a Roof Terrace offering panoramic London views — a genuine night-out destination |
