Sixty-five casino tables and gaming positions across the Fair Maid's Floor, the private Scone Salons, the Huntingtower card room and the Kinnoull Stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or settle into the Gowrie Reels — all within sight of the river.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — set beneath a wall of slots and the last light off the Tay.
Private rooms named for the old coronation ground upriver — elevated stakes, personal hosts and total discretion.
A dedicated card room for cash games and small tournaments, named for the castle just west of the city.
A room for ceilidh, jazz and the late set, run alongside the tables rather than apart from them.
Hundreds of the newest slots and table-top terminals, from classic reels to the latest video games.
Limits, pauses and a quiet word are available at any table, any hour — hosts are trained to help without fuss.
The table is where a real casino earns its name, and Resortsworthit keeps to the classics. Blackjack runs the length of the main floor, from easy minimums up to the higher shoes dealt privately in the Scone Salons. Roulette turns on both American and European wheels, and baccarat — punto banco — is dealt openly on the floor and, for bigger stakes, behind the Salons' quiet door.
For a livelier table, craps draws the biggest crowd on the floor, and sic bo brings a fast-paced three-dice game to those after a change of rhythm. Every table is worked by trained croupiers, stakes posted clearly, with hosts glad to walk a newcomer through the rules.
The Huntingtower Room spreads cash games and small tournaments most nights, dealt by professionals in a room set slightly apart from the main floor's noise. Blinds and buy-ins are posted daily at the door.
Beyond the tables, the Gowrie Reels hold hundreds of the newest slot machines and table-top terminals — everything from simple three-reel games to the latest video slots and electronic roulette. Whichever game you came for, there's a seat waiting on Resortsworthit floor.