The Cotton Club is a relatively new casino in Glasgow, located below the Corinthian Club. Players are enabled to choose between a wide number of casino games including Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker, as well as electronic games. The venue welcomes players every day from 12pm to 6am. Ah, business casual. The most common dress code category. We think most people know a business casual outfit when they see it, though it can be a little hard to define. If you’re trying to prepare to dress for a casino that has a dress code, and they say its “business casual,” it’s time to breathe a sigh of relief. River Clyde location. Situated on the waterfront, the Grosvenor Casino and Grill — Riverboat offers free parking for customers from 6pm. It is also only a short walk away from Glasgow Central Station, which is surrounded by taxi ranks and bus stops.

Introduction

The Cotton Club is a relatively new casino in Glasgow, located below the Corinthian Club. Players are enabled to choose between a wide number of casino games including Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker, as well as electronic games. The venue welcomes players every day from 12pm to 6am.

What sets the Cotton Club apart from the other casinos in the area is that it provides inexperienced players with the opportunity to master a certain game in real casino settings and offers them “Learn to Play” facilities.

Location

The exact address of the Cotton Club is 191 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DA.

Membership Info

The Cotton Club is operated by Corinthian Clubs Limited and it is accessible only for members. If you are at least 18 years old, you can apply for membership. Your application is approved or rejected upon management discretion. You are not supposed to pay a membership fee, although the terms and conditions clearly state that the Cotton Club management reserves the right to impose fees if considered proper.

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Amenities

No matter if you are planning a formal meeting, a corporate event, a business lunch or a casual dinner with friends, heading to the Corinthian Club is the best thing you can do. Its convenient location allows you to use various means of transportation.

As mentioned earlier, the casino gives you a chance to polish your gambling skills by taking advantage of the “Learn to Play” sessions that take place every evening between 6pm and 9pm.

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Restaurants

Being a member of the Cotton Club means you will have access to a great number of casino options and a nice place to blow off the steam. The venue boasts about its cocktail bar where you can enjoy classic and a bit more unusual beverages. Regardless of your choice, you may rest assured your drink will be prepared and served with attention and courtesy.

Games Available

If indulging in a prolonged, profitable gambling session is the main reason why you visit the Cotton Club, rest assured you will not regret your choice. The Cotton Club is not an ordinary casino. The friendly staff, the welcoming atmosphere, the delicious snacks and the variety of drinks make a huge difference.

As for the variety of gambling options, the Cotton Club offers, you will find High Definition Roulette, Fixed Odds Betting, American Roulette, Mahjong, Three Card Poker.

The live dealer games are available from 7pm to 5 am from Monday to Thursday and from 7pm to 6 am on Fridays and Saturdays. If you arrive on the premises before 7pm, you are welcome to enjoy the electronic gaming machines.

License Info

The gambling activities that take place on the Cotton Club Casino premises are regulated by the UKGC.

Before you go:

Reg/Walk In: Reg
Cashout at Machines: Coupon
Dress Code: Smart casual
Rewards Programme: Yes
Parking: Free customer parking
Restaurants: Yes
Bars: Yes

Address: 61 Broomielaw City Centre, G1 4RJ
Telephone: 44 1412266000
Website:http://www.grosvenorcasinos.com/local-casinos/glasgow-riverboat

Ok, let’s get one thing clear for a start – this is a pretty optimistically named casino. Fair enough, it’s near the river but in no sense is this a boat, in fact it would probably be better named the Grosvenor Casino Glasgow River … box. I can see why they didn’t go for that, to be fair, but just a heads up for the potential visitor. Take a look at the photo and you will see what I mean.

It’s still a great place, mind, with some lovely views over the river from the top deck. First things first, mind, obviously you have to get in. The reception area appears to be the most up to date bit of the site, but with the tedious membership arrangements still in place getting through to the gaming isn’t instant. I’m not sure if they are still using the old Gala database (this was an ex-Gala site, like all the Grosvenor outlets in Glasgow) but I was told my old blue Grosvenor card was no good, I needed a red one. The receptionist tried to tell me that the red card was for Scottish casinos only … I reckon maybe they had them all ready for a win in the Scottish referendum and were planning their own independence celebration, with new casino membership cards as the centrepiece. FREEEEEDOOOOOOM! (or not).

So, while I was waiting for the lady to get me processed, unbeknownst to me a tiny chinese lady – about 4 foot 7 – snuck up and stood right next to me, almost in my pocket. First time I looked round she was too low and under my eyeline, then she brushed against me, and as I turned and noticed her about an inch away, scared the piss out of myself. Many a hazard in UK casinos, mark my words.

Anyway, finally I gained entrance. The site is on two levels, and is a late opening job – 4pm for slots and Electronic Roulette, 6pm for tables. A scout around showed that upstairs is the bar, cafe-ish bit and restaurant, with those beautiful views over the river. It’s got a lot of character, which is a slightly sideways way of saying that it’s pretty dated inside – the carpet’s most certainly about as old as God’s dog, and some of the seating isn’t much better. As usual with a Grosvenor – even a freshly converted one – the slots were much more up to date, and of course have been updated to Ticket in / Ticket out (TITO) payment.

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The place has a lot of appeal, and handily is a two minute walk from the Central train station. I also got chatting to the tremendously friendly manager who cleared up the age old question – what’s the story with Scottish beer ? You can’t get bitter in Scotland as such, it’s either lager (standard) or “heavy”. It always tastes more or less like bitter to me, but evidently (thanks Pete) it’s a subtly different product, not dissimilar to Mild – I wouldn’t have made the comparison, since of course I’ve never drunk mild, not being over 75.

All things considered, it’s one of few sites left that still has a bit of character, so if you’re headed into Glasgow, particularly by train, who not check it out.

Note – despite the dodgy Google map reference, the casino is still open !