Sentosa Island · Singapore
Resorts World Sentosa
Theme-park island above, one of Asia’s most tightly regulated baccarat floors below.
8.3Resort score8.1Casino score
Resort reviews
Five integrated casino resorts, reviewed in depth
From Sentosa’s levy-controlled baccarat floor to Crown Sydney’s members-only salons, each review covers the hotel and the casino separately: rooms, dining and pools, then the gaming floor, signature games, limits, VIP areas and the rules that govern entry.
Cotai, Macau · Macau SAR, China
Galaxy Macau
Gold towers, a sky-top wave pool and some of Cotai’s most polished private gaming salons.
8.7Resort score8.8Casino score
Cotai, Macau · Macau SAR, China
Studio City Macau
Cinematic art deco, a figure-of-eight Ferris wheel and a busy, mass-market casino floor.
8.1Resort score8.2Casino score
Entertainment City, Parañaque · Philippines
Okada Manila
A gleaming bayside giant with one of Asia’s largest casino floors and a spectacular fountain.
8.2Resort score8.5Casino score
Barangaroo, Sydney · Australia
Crown Sydney
A harbour-front tower with a members-only table-game casino — and no poker machines at all.
8.8Resort score8.4Casino score
Play responsibly
The house edge never takes a night off.
Every game in these casinos is built to return less than it takes over time. Decide your budget before you enter, never chase losses, and use the self-exclusion and visit-limit schemes each jurisdiction provides. We cover casinos in depth; we never encourage anyone to gamble.
- Singapore NCPG helpline 1800-6-668-668
- Macau 24-hour counselling (853) 2823 0101
- Philippines PAGCOR (02) 8538-9090
- New South Wales GambleAware NSW 1800 858 858
- International gamblingtherapy.org