Live tables at Terminus Terrace
Genting Casino Southampton is based at Terminus House, Terminus Terrace, Southampton, SO14 3FE. The venue operates under Genting Casinos UK Limited, with licensing split between Southampton City Council and the UK Gambling Commission. The same company holds both the premises licence and a separate remote casino licence for online play.
The building opens its doors from 11:00 through to 04:00 every day. Live dealer tables start later in the day, from 14:00, and then stay open across a 14-hour window. Before 14:00, only slots and electronic machines are active on the floor, so there is gaming available, just not croupier-dealt tables yet.
| Parameter | Detail |
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| Address | Terminus House, Terminus Terrace, Southampton, SO14 3FE |
| Operator | Genting Casinos UK Limited |
| Licensing | Southampton City Council / UK Gambling Commission |
| Venue hours | 11:00 - 04:00 daily |
| Live tables from | 14:00 daily |
| Phone | +44 (0) 238 022 1021 |
On the live floor, Roulette and Blackjack are the two table games publicly confirmed as running with dealers. Other formats might be dealt on certain nights or at peak times, but they are not listed in any verified sources. If you are heading in for a niche game or a specific variant, calling ahead is the sensible move.
Getting to the live floor
Entry works much like any other UK-licensed casino. The routine is simple, but it helps to have a few basics sorted before showing up.
- Aim to arrive at or after 14:00 if you want live dealers, earlier visits will only give access to electronic play.
- Carry valid photo ID with you. The door team will check age and you need to be 18 or over to get in.
- On your first visit, check in at reception to register. Genting runs a membership system; sign-up is done on-site and there is no fee for it.
- When you are ready to gamble, swap your cash for chips at the cashier desk on the gaming floor.
- Head over to the live table area. Roulette and Blackjack are the confirmed options to look for.
- Pick a table with space, take a seat or stand where appropriate, and wait for the croupier to give you the nod before placing chips.
- Look at the table limit plaques: minimum and maximum stakes are posted at each table and they can differ a lot.
- At the end of play, take chips back to the cashier to cash out or re-buy, and use your membership card if you want play to be tracked where that is applicable.
Details on membership tiers, rewards or benefits are not spelled out in any obvious public listing. Those conditions are handled at venue level, so it is easiest to ask staff directly when you first register. That way you get the current version, not an outdated offer.
Confirmed live games
| Game | Format | Dealer |
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| Roulette | Live wheel, physical table | Croupier on-site |
| Blackjack | Live card game, physical table | Croupier on-site |
| Other table games | Not confirmed in public data | Croupier on-site |
If you are set on a particular table game outside Roulette or Blackjack, it is better to check in advance than guess. A quick call to +44 (0) 238 022 1021 will give you that night’s line-up, while public registers stay more general and do not drill down into per-table detail.
One extra practical point: sort your identification before leaving home. Having proper ID in your wallet or bag sounds basic, but turning up without it is still one of the most common reasons people do not get through the door on a first attempt.
The online side of things
Genting Casinos UK Limited also holds a remote casino licence, number 000537-R-103205-032, alongside the non-remote permissions for physical venues. That remote licence underpins a separate Genting online live casino product. It is operated by the same company, but it is not the same thing as walking into the Southampton premises.
The online live casino offers Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Monopoly and Deal or No Deal, all dealt live. Some streams come from studio environments set up specifically for broadcasting, while others are connected to real Genting casino floors in the UK. Public records do not clearly state if the Southampton site is used as a streaming hub for any of these games.
For players who want live dealer action but do not feel like heading into the city, the online platform is a workable alternative. The same regulatory body oversees both online and land-based operations, although the products themselves run separately.