What visitors ask about gambling in Belgrade, answered from the venue listings and Serbia's casino rules.
How many casinos are there in Belgrade?
Belgrade has 4 casinos listed in Central Serbia, Serbia.
- They include Grand Slot, Grand Slot Club and Winner Club Dragulj.
- Counted from venues with a verifiable address, so the figure will differ from a licence register that counts operators rather than buildings.
What casinos are in Belgrade?
The best-documented casinos in Belgrade are Grand Slot, Grand Slot Club and Winner Club Dragulj, out of 4 listed in the city.
How old do you have to be to gamble in Belgrade?
The minimum casino age in Belgrade, Central Serbia is 18, set by law rather than by the individual venue.
- Individual venues can set a higher bar than the law does, and a few do.
Are casinos in Belgrade open 24 hours?
2 of the casinos in Belgrade are listed as open 24 hours a day; the rest keep set hours.
- Hours are confirmed for 3 of the 4 venues; the others publish none we can cite.
- A 24-hour gaming floor rarely means 24-hour everything — the cage, the poker room and the kitchens keep their own hours.
Do you need ID to enter a casino in Belgrade?
Photo ID or a passport is checked at the door.
- Bring the passport if you are visiting from abroad; a foreign driving licence is refused more often than it is taken.
What currency do casinos in Belgrade use?
Casinos in Belgrade deal in the Serbian dinar (RSD).
- Cash desks change money at their own rate, which is rarely the best one in town.
Where else can you gamble near Belgrade?
The nearest other casino town to Belgrade is Zemun, also in Central Serbia.