4 Aces Casino Galway

The 4 Aces is Galway’s number one entertainment venue and private member’s club. It is open from 12pm seven days a week, meaning the opportunity to have some fun is open to you pretty much whenever you might fancy heading there. The club promises luxurious surroundings and a friendly atmosphere, whether you’re a seasoned gamer or a newbie hoping to learn a thing or two about Lady Luck.

It’s free to become a member at the 4 Aces. As long as you’re over eighteen then there’s no reason why you shouldn’t enjoy some of the best gaming experiences in the area. All you need to do is take along a valid photographic I.D. such as a driving license or your passport, as well as something that shows your current address. A utility bill will tick this box, for example.

Casino Games

SLOTS

At the time of writing there aren’t any slot machines available at the 4 Aces. This place is about being more than just a casino with the word ‘club’ being the operative word. You can have all sorts of fun playing different casino games and having a laugh, so at some point in the future, slot machines may well be added. Right now, though, you’re best sticking to the table games.

BLACKJACK

From Las Vegas to Monte Carlo, people love locking horns with the dealer to see who can come out on top in this fame of luck and judgment. Blackjack is one of the most popular table games in the world so it’s little surprise that the 4 Aces have a couple of tables on offer.

ROULETTE

Another game popular with casino regulars is roulette, perhaps because the odds are slightly more in the favour of the player than elsewhere. It’s also a great game for beginners, as it’s so easy to understand, plus it’s a fun one to play in a big group. For a member’s club that’s all about the ‘craic’, it’s not a surprise that the 4 Aces boasts roulette amongst its games.

OTHER GAMES

Much like with the slots, the 4 Aces are sticking with the tried and tested games for now. Other games might be introduced in the future, but for now, have a look at the tables and see if there’s anything you fancy.

Poker

The 4 Aces is all about games that let you have fun and interact with other people. No shock, then, that the world’s most famous card game of all finds prominence in this Galway club. Favouring the more popular variety known as Texas Hold’em, you’re bound to find a game that ticks your boxes if you head down to Dominick Street, including a cash league with a €1000 guaranteed pot on a Monday.

Bars & Restaurants

The bar is arguably the focal the point of the 4 Aces. As much about the social aspect of life in a members club as it is about the gaming, the bar stretches along one of the walls and encourages you to make friends, have a drink, as well as a laugh.

Membership

Have you got a driving license, passport or other valid form of photographic I.D.? What about a utility bill with your current address on it? Are you over the age of eighteen? As long as you answered ‘yes’ to all of those questions then you can join the 4 Aces private members club. All you need to do is take those along with you when you first join, fill in the membership form, and you’ll playing in no time.

Player Rewards

At the time of writing, the 4 Aces do not offer a player rewards scheme. As is the case with members clubs and casinos, though, that could change at any time so don’t be afraid to ask the next time you pop in.

Getting There

The 4 Aces club can be found just next to where the River Corrib starts to turn into the canal. It is virtually in line with Galway Cathedral as the eagle flies and is about two-minutes from Burke Park. On the opposite side of the river is the Jurys Inn with Róisín Dubh on the opposite side of the road to the club itself.

If you’re hoping to take advantage of nearby public transport then you’re in luck. Domnick Street bus station is on the other side of the river but within easy reach of the club over the bridge. Henry Street station is also only a minute or so away, but it’s on the right side of the water. Lastly, Galway Train Station is about a fifteen-minute walk from the 4 Aces should the train be your preferred method of transport.