The Top 10 Biggest Casinos in the World Ever

#1. Winstar World Casino, Oklahoma, USA (610,000 Square Feet)

The biggest land-based casino in the United States is the Winstar World Casino in Oklahoma. That’s right, Oklahoma; that’s the home of Woody Guthrie, chicken fried steak, and corn that’s as high as an elephant’s eye, with a wind that comes sweeping down the plain. Winstar Casino is often listed as the biggest casino in the world, but this is only if you include an entire compound of more than 630,000 square feet. In fact, according to the Winstar Blog, the gaming space amounts to (a still imposing) 519,000 square feet, which is why it places third on our list.

This casino allows you to spend all day inside, in any of the nine globally themed gaming plazas that stretch for more than a mile, from Beijing and London to Cairo and Madrid. If you put a dollar in each slot, you will need at least $10,000 – before we even get to the table games.

#2. Casino di Campione, Italy (590,000 Square Feet)

The Casino di Campione on the shores of Lake Lugano in Italy is the biggest casino in the world, with a gaming space of 590,000 square feet (55,000 square metres). The casino was founded all the way back in 1917, making it one of Europe’s oldest casinos as well as the largest in size. The casino moved to its current location in 2007, its gigantic new home allowing space for 56 gaming tables and more than 500 slot machines over 9 stories. The casino closed in 2018 but reopened in January 2022 to reclaim its title from the Casino Lisboa in Portugal as Europe’s largest casino.

#3. The Venetian Macau (546,000 Square Feet)

The Venetian Macau is Asia’s largest casino. It is also the second-biggest casino on the planet and the largest single-structure hotel in Asia, boasting more than 3,000 rooms.

Built-in 2007, the Venetian Macau packs 3,400 slots and 800 table games into 540,000 square feet of casino floor space. It also has a canal with bridges and gondolas, 350 shops, a live arena, and Michelin-starred restaurants.

#4. Wynn Palace, Macau (424,000 Square Feet)

Wynn Palace Casino is another luxurious resort and casino located in Macau. As you would expect, the casino offers a huge range of gaming tables, including baccarat, blackjack, roulette, and more than 1,000 slot machines. One of the standout features of the Wynn Palace Casino is its stunning floral decor, which features a vast collection of floral sculptures and installations throughout the resort. The casino also boasts what is known as a ‘performance lake,’ which features a choreographed fountain show set to music.

#5. City of Dreams Macau (420,000 Square Feet)

Make sure you’ve packed your comfy shoes for that trip to Macau because our next entry is also located in the world’s most densely packed city. The City of Dreams is a hyper-modern destination, with three separate casinos taking up 420,000 square feet.

If you want to eat at the CoD, you need to win big at the tables. The resort has seven Michelin stars, including the three-star Jade Dragon. It is also home to the world’s largest water extravaganza: the Dancing Water Theatre, which seats 2,000 people. It’s not just blackjack on the menu, in the City of Dreams

#6. Galaxy Macau (400,000 Square Feet)

Galaxy Casino Macau is another luxury resort and casino on the Cotai Strip in Macau, China. This enormous casino offers a wide range of gaming options, including baccarat, blackjack, and roulette, as well as more than 600 slot machines. The resort features over 2,200 hotel rooms, several fine-dining restaurants, and a variety of entertainment options, including a 10-screen cinema, a wave pool, and a performance venue.

#7. Foxwoods Resort Casino, USA (344,000 Square Feet)

Head to the east coast of the USA, a three-hour drive north from New York, and you’ll find yourself at the heart of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. The Foxwoods Resort Casino is a nine-million-square-foot hotel and casino. It’s packed with 3,400 slots and 249 table games, including craps, blackjack, Caribbean stud poker, baccarat, roulette, sic bo, and plenty more.

In 2022, Foxwoods celebrated 30 years in business. In that time, it has welcomed more than 330 million visitors and generated $4 billion in revenue. Its multi-award-winning blend of middle-American hospitality, golf, and entertainment means they must be doing something right.

#8. Wynn Macau (294,000 Square Feet)

Off to the East, we go again, this time, to the Wynn Macau. Operated by Wynn Resorts, the Wynn Macau is 294,000 square feet of casino space (according to the Wynn corporate site), delivered with the confidence you would expect from one of the great names in casino development.

Although retired and mired in controversy, Stephen Wynn is behind some of the most iconic casinos in the world, including The Mirage, Bellagio, and the legendary Golden Nugget. The Wynn Macau is old school luxury turned up to 11.

#9. Ponte 16 Macau (270,000 Square Feet)

Location, location, location. We’re still in Macau, where the Ponte 16 Resort sits at the center of the Inner Harbour on the water’s edge. The fact that Macau has six entries on this list compared to zero from Las Vegas gives you an idea of the changing balance of power in the gambling world. Across the road from this casino you will find a maze of old Macau and a glimpse into its trading past; it’s in a prime location compared to every other five-star casino and hotel in town.

The slightly old-fashioned French-themed hotel has more than 270,000 square feet of gaming space, 408 rooms, and 19 exclusive mansions. The Ponte 16 is very popular with guests from mainland China, who are attracted to the hotel’s old-school European vibe.

#10. The MGM Grand, the Biggest Casino in Las Vegas (171,500 Square Feet)

Although it doesn’t quite make our top ten, we couldn’t complete this list without including the biggest casino in Las Vegas, the MGM Grand. Boasting over 170,000 square feet of dedicated gaming space, it’s the largest single hotel in the world, with an impressive 6,852 rooms. In the casino, punters can indulge in over 2,500 slots and 139 poker and table games.

The MGM Grand is also one of the world’s most famous casinos and the biggest one in the home of gambling.