Sixty-five casino tables and gaming positions across a slate-toned main room, private Anglesey Rooms, a dedicated card room and a weekly music stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat among rows of slots — all within sight of the bridge.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a bank of slots and the water through the glass.
Private salons named for the island across the water — elevated stakes, personal hosts and total discretion.
A dedicated card room for cash games and evening tournaments, named for the bridge's iron chains.
A close, slate-lined room where the classics are dealt beside folk sets and late jazz.
Rows of the latest slots and electronic terminals, from classic reels to the newest video games.
Set limits, take a break or ask a host for a quiet word at any table — support that's close, and discreet.
The heart of any real casino is the table, and the Menai keeps them close together. Blackjack runs across a calm strait-side pit, from easy minimums to higher-limit shoes. Roulette is spun on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt on the main floor and, for bigger stakes, in the private Anglesey Rooms.
For a livelier corner, craps draws the noisiest crowd on the strait, and sic bo keeps things quick when the tables are full. Every table game is dealt by trained croupiers, with clear stakes posted and hosts ready to walk newcomers through the rules.
The dedicated card room — the Chain Room — spreads cash games and evening tournaments through the week, dealt by professionals in a quieter corner of the floor. Blinds and buy-ins are posted daily.
Beyond the tables, rows of the latest slot machines and electronic gaming terminals catch the light along the glass, in the Copper Reels — from classic three-reel games to the newest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever the game, the Menai floor has a seat for it.