Genting Casino Liverpool Renshaw Street - Gaming, Dining and 24-Hour Access

Gaming Floor and What to Expect

Our casino on 45-55 Renshaw Street, Liverpool L1 2SF runs a full live gaming floor and stays open around the clock. Electronic gaming is available throughout the day and night, and from 12pm every day the live tables come on. If you turn up in the morning, you start on the machines, and as the day moves on the full floor opens up around you. Both areas run side by side, so a quick visit before work or a long overnight session works in the same building.

Entry is strictly for guests aged 18 or over, without exception, and we expect valid photo ID when you arrive. That comes from UK legislation as well as our own policies, so it is not something we can bend.

Local players voted us Liverpool’s best 24-hour casino in a public vote, giving us 40% of all responses. We finished ahead of Grosvenor Casino on Chaloner Street and Genting Casino Wirral. The result came through the 2026 International Casino Awards, where the winner was picked entirely by players. No judging panel, just people who regularly walk through the doors and use the venues.

The premises appears on the public register as part of Genting Casinos UK Limited. Liverpool City Council is the local licensing authority and the activity is recorded as Casino under UK Gambling Commission oversight.

Planning Your First Visit

We sit in the heart of Liverpool, close to the main city centre streets. For most people it is an easy walk from shops, bars or hotels, and public transport links bring you within a short distance. It is worth sorting a couple of things before you set off.

Bring a current photo ID. The 18+ verification takes place on the door and there is no flexibility on that point.

If you need the accessible lift, or want to double check toilet arrangements before you travel, ring 0151 702 7610. We would rather talk it through in advance than have you arrive and find that something does not quite match what you need.

To keep it simple, a first visit usually looks something like this:

1. Check your ID is valid and actually in your pocket or bag before you leave.
2. Make your way to 45-55 Renshaw Street - our entrance is clearly visible on the street.
3. On arrival, go to reception so we can complete the usual entry formalities required under UK casino regulations.
4. Decide what suits you - the live gaming floor from 12pm onwards or electronic gaming, which runs across the full 24-hour period.
5. From 2pm the bar is open if you would like drinks while you play, and the restaurant runs on selected evenings.
6. If you want to confirm the current schedule or anything specific before travelling, call us on +44 (0)151 708 8866.

One general point that helps: for late-night visits to any casino, it is sensible to eat something before you arrive rather than counting on kitchen hours matching your appetite. Our restaurant opens later than most, but it is still useful to remember that food service and gaming hours are not always identical.

Dining and the Bar

Our Chinese restaurant has been built into the venue since opening in 1986. It is not a bolt-on or an afterthought. For a lot of regulars it is the thing that sets Renshaw Street apart from a standard gaming hall. Hot Pot is available four nights a week - Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - and runs from 6pm right through to 2am. That timing covers most of the evening and late-night period, so having a proper sit-down meal in the middle of a session is realistic instead of just a nice idea you never quite get to.

The bar operates daily from 2pm until 3am. Cocktails, mixed drinks, soft drinks, the usual. Those hours overlap with the live and electronic gaming in a way that makes the whole evening feel more like a night out, less like a purely transactional stop.

The Liverpool Echo once called us “far more than a gambling hall”, and the phrase stayed with us because it matches how the building works in practice. Our long-standing link with Liverpool’s Chinese community goes right back to the early days, and the food offer reflects that connection. It is not set dressing or branding, it is part of what the venue is.

A Bit of History

We first opened our doors in 1986. That means we have been on the same stretch of Renshaw Street for nearly four decades, which is quite a run for a city centre venue. Very early on the casino started to feel like more than a room of tables and machines. It became a social space, especially for Liverpool’s Chinese community, and that identity has carried forward through different eras, refits and fashions.

Genting Casinos UK Limited runs casino venues across Great Britain - in Birmingham, Edinburgh, Coventry, London, Leicester, Wirral, Plymouth, Manchester, Sheffield and other locations. The registered company address is St Pauls Place, Arundel Gate, 75 Charles Street, Sheffield, S1 2NJ, as set out on the Gambling Commission register. Liverpool Renshaw Street sits within that national estate, but it has its own flavour, shaped by the city around it and by the people who have used it over the years.

That mix of roles - licensed gaming venue on one hand, local social hub on the other - is something you feel more strongly when you are actually in the building. It does not always come through cleanly in a list of features or bullet points.

Finding Us Online

For core information about the casino - address, telephone numbers, basic facilities, a snapshot of what is on - our main group page is gentingcasinos.co.uk/casinos/genting-casino-liverpool. There is also a more focused page for this venue at gentingcasino.com/local-casinos/renshaw-street, under the Genting Casino Renshaw Street branding. Whichever page you start with, you will find what you need to plan a visit.

For short-notice updates, short-term events and promotions, or to see what we are talking about this week, the X account @genting_renshaw tends to move faster than the main site. We often post things there that do not immediately appear on the web pages.

Third-party listings, including TripAdvisor and Apple Maps, repeat the same address and confirm that we operate 24 hours. They are useful for navigation and reviews, but it is important to treat our official pages as the main reference. Details on external sites can fall behind when something changes.

If you still have questions after checking online information, it is usually quickest to pick up the phone and call +44 (0)151 708 8866. For accessibility questions in particular, 0151 702 7610 is the more direct number.

Licensing and Responsible Gaming

Genting Casino Liverpool Renshaw Street operates as a fully licensed casino premises under UK legislation. On the UK Gambling Commission public register, the venue appears under Genting Casinos UK Limited with premises reference 537, and Liverpool City Council is recorded as the local licensing authority. Both the national regulator and the local authority have responsibilities for what happens here, and that framework shapes how we run the site.

The 18+ rule is a legal condition of entry and we enforce it on the door. Standard social responsibility conditions and anti-money laundering controls apply across our operations here, in line with what is required of all licensed casino premises in Great Britain.

If you want to check our licensing status yourself, you can do so on the UK Gambling Commission public register at gamblingcommission.gov.uk. The entry for Renshaw Street sits within the premises list for Genting Casinos UK Limited.