Casino Chamrousse 1750 Alpine Gaming

Located at 1,750 meters in the French Alps, Casino Chamrousse 1750 combines mountain-resort hospitality with classic gaming. The venue attracts skiers in winter and hikers in summer looking for evening entertainment.

The intimate gaming room offers French roulette, blackjack, and approximately 80 slot machines. Large windows overlook snow-covered peaks, creating a distinctive atmosphere rare among urban casinos.

Games and Table Limits

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Pros

Minimum stakes start at €2 for

Trade-offs

roulette and €5 for blackjack. Progressive jackpot

Minimum stakes start at €2 for roulette and €5 for blackjack. Progressive jackpot slots link to a nationwide network, occasionally producing six-figure wins for alpine visitors.

Access and Opening Hours

The casino sits inside the main
resort complex, accessible via cable car or
Access and Opening Hours

The casino sits inside the main resort complex, accessible via cable car or mountain road. It operates daily from 8 pm until 2 am during high season and closes on select weekdays in shoulder months.

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Dining and Après-Ski Packages

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Players can reserve tables at the adjoining restaurant serving regional cheeses and wines. Gaming packages include lift tickets plus a €10 free-play voucher for new guests.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Casino Chamrousse 1750 open year-round?

Yes, the venue operates every evening except during annual maintenance closures in late spring.

What ID is required for entry?

A valid passport or EU national ID card is mandatory for all guests.

Are winnings taxable in France?

Slot and table-game winnings are generally tax-free for recreational players under current French rules.