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Grosvenor Casinos

Grosvenor Casinos

Grosvenor Casinos is Britain's largest casino operator, part of the Rank Group, running around fifty casinos across Britain and an online casino and sportsbook licensed by the Gambling Commission, linked to its land-based membership and loyalty scheme. Founded in 1970, the brand operates flagship venues in London and regional cities and was a beneficiary of the 2023 White Paper's land-based reforms on machine allowances and casino rules.

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Grosvenor Casinos at a glance

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October 2026
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September 2026
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Regulatory

Rank's Grosvenor Casinos to Pay £5m Over Money Laundering and Safer Gambling Failures

The Gambling Commission found that staff at Rank's Grosvenor casinos treated customers' wealth or winning streaks as a reason for light-touch safer gambling checks, and that its anti-money laundering rules had not caught up with changes made in 2020. The regulator says risks more often associated with online gambling are equally alive on the casino floor.

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Regulatory

Rank Warns a Third of Its Venues Would Close if Machine Games Duty Doubles to 40%

The Mecca and Grosvenor owner says a doubling would shut about a third of its estate and hit around 2,000 staff. Its own accounts suggest the arithmetic is real: on a rough estimate, the rise on Mecca's machines alone would exceed what its bingo clubs earn. The new gambling minister, touring one of its casinos this week, has so far spoken about bingo licensing rather than tax.

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