The Biggest Casinos in the World as of July 2026

The biggest casinos in the world are found almost entirely in the United States and China. These huge integrated resorts can feature thousands of games, along with hotels, massive shopping districts, arenas with live events, pools, and more.

In this guide, we break down the largest casinos on earth by total gaming floor space, and also highlight the largest casinos across key gaming categories, plus the top three casinos on each continent.

An Overview of the Top 10 Biggest Casinos in the World

The table below shows the top 10 biggest casinos in the world ranked strictly by gaming floor size. It also includes each property’s location and the approximate number of hotel rooms available on site.

Rank	Casino	Location	Size (square feet)	Hotel Room Capacity
#1	WinStar World Casino & Resort	Thackerville, Oklahoma, USA	600,000	1,500+
#2	Venetian Macau	Macau, China	546,000	3,000+
#3	Wynn Palace	Macau, China	424,000	1,700+
#4	City of Dreams	Macau, China	420,000	1,400+
#5	Galaxy Macau	Macau, China	400,000	3,600+
#6	Mohegan Sun	Uncasville, Connecticut, USA	364,000	1,500+
#7	Foxwoods Resort Casino	Ledyard, Connecticut, USA	340,000	2,200+
#8	Ponte Resort 16	Macau, China	270,000	400+
#9	Rio Casino Resort	Klerksdorp, South Africa	266,000	70+
#10	MGM Cotai	Macau, China	200,000	1,350+

A Closer Look at the World’s Biggest Casinos

Below we take a closer look at the top 10 largest casinos in the world, including the gaming options available, the scale of each resort, and the standout features that make each property unique.

#1: WinStar World Casino & Resort, USA (600,000 ft²)

WinStar is the World’s biggest casino. When it first opened in 2004 it wasn’t the largest in the United States, but major expansions have pushed it to an astounding 600,000 sq ft of gaming floor space, putting it more than 50,000 sq ft ahead of the second-largest. When you include the hotel towers, golf course, event spaces, arena, and outdoor grounds, the entire resort spans over 11 million sq ft.

There’s no wasted space either. WinStar offers over 10,000 electronic gaming machines, which dwarfs even most top online casinos. In addition, it has over 150+ live dealer table games, plus bingo, keno, poker, video poker, and sports betting. And if you need a break from the action, there are 20+ dining options, a full spa, and major live entertainment at the stunning Lucas Oil Live Arena.

#2:Venetian Macau, China (546,000 ft²)

The Venetian Macau may only be the second largest casino in the world but it is the largest single span casino floor in the world with around 546,000 sq ft of gaming space spread across a single continuous floor . When it opened in 2007, it redefined what a casino mega-resort could look like in Asia and it remains one of the most impressive and expansive gambling venues ever built.

Inside, there are over 6,000 slot machines which doesn’t compare to  Winstar’s 10,000 but it still dwarfs most other casinos. In addition it has roughly 850 table games, the most in the world, making it a paradise for baccarat, roulette, blackjack, and poker fans.

Beyond gaming, the experience is pure Vegas-style, luxury themed Italian canals with gondola rides, a huge shopping mall with global brands, five-star hotel towers, pools, spas, Michelin-recommended dining, and some of the biggest entertainment events in Macau.

#3: Wynn Palace, China (424,000 ft²)

Wynn Palace is one of the crown jewels of Cotai. The vision behind its design was to create a truly luxurious casino resort, with a striking floral aesthetic woven throughout the property, including large-scale installations and kinetic flower displays that actually move.

The resort features around 424,000 sq ft of gaming space and offers roughly 1,000 slot machines and 300 table games, with a strong focus on elite-tier VIP play. But Wynn Palace is far more than just gaming. It leans heavily into world-class hospitality, it is the world’s largest Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Casino Resort, and it has more Five-Star restaurants than any other resort on Earth.

Guests can also enjoy the iconic SkyCab cable cars, ultra-luxury retail, spa experiences, high-end dining, and major brand showcases, making Wynn Palace one of the most prestigious integrated resorts in all of Asia.

#4: City of Dreams, China (420,000 ft²)

City of Dreams was opened in 2009 and is one of the most distinctive casino landmarks on the Cotai Strip, particularly with the 2018 addition of the stunning neo-futurist Morpheus Tower Hotel, featuring its iconic exoskeleton design.

The casino features around 420,000 sq ft of gaming space with roughly 1,500 slot machines and around 500 table games, including baccarat, blackjack and roulette. The property has an impressive selection of upscale dining (including Michelin-starred restaurants), luxury retail, art installations, nightclubs, theatre venues, spas, and curated brand showcases.

Perhaps the thing the resort is most famous for is its “House of Dancing Water” show. This spectacular water-based stage production features diving, aerial performances, and massive hydraulic engineering. When it first premiered, it was the most expensive theatrical show produced in all of Asia.

#5: Galaxy Macau, China (400,000 ft²)

Galaxy Macau is one of the leading casino powerhouses in Cotai, and just makes it into the top 5 biggest casinos in the world, offering approximately 400,000 sq ft of gaming space with over 1,500 slot machines and more than 600 table games.

It caters to both recreational players and high-limit VIPs, and is known for hosting major gaming and brand showcases, seasonal festival events, and high-profile entertainment tied to Macau’s busiest tourism periods. The resort isn’t tied to just one hotel brand, instead, it brings together multiple world-class luxury hotels under one roof, including Banyan Tree, The Ritz-Carlton, and JW Marriott.

Guests can also experience the world’s largest skytop wave pool and a skytop lazy river surrounded by tropical landscaping. When you’re not swimming or gaming, there’s a vast shopping complex with more than 120 stores, an extensive range of fine dining restaurants, and a long list of leisure experiences to explore.

#6: Mohegan Sun, USA (364,000 ft²)

Mohegan Sun, owned and operated by the Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut, is the second-largest casino in the United States. It opened in 1996, but was far smaller in its early years, growing through multiple expansions and upgrades.

Today, the casino floor spans approximately 364,000 sq ft and features over 4,000 slot machines and around 300 table games, including one of the largest poker rooms in the country, with more than 30 tables and daily tournaments.

The resort itself is equally impressive. Mohegan Sun features multiple hotel towers, a 15,000-seat arena that has hosted major boxing, MMA, and A-list concerts, as well as luxury shopping, spas, lounges, bars, and over 45 dining venues. Guests can enjoy waterfront views, nightlife options, and branded entertainment experiences, all within one integrated resort environment.

#7: Foxwoods Resort Casino, USA (340,000 ft²)

Foxwoods Resort Casino was once the largest casino in the world, well before the growth of Macau and before WinStar opened in 2004. The full resort spans over 9 million square feet, with the casino itself taking up approximately 270,000 sq ft of gaming space.

Foxwoods features 3,400+ slot machines, roughly 250 table games, multiple poker rooms, and high-limit areas. It’s also home to the largest Bingo Hall in the world, with seating for up to 3,200 players and prize pools that have attracted international attention. Players can also take advantage of it’s online casino without visiting the resort as long as you are within the state of Conneticut.

The resort includes several hotel towers with over 2,000 rooms, plus dozens of dining choices, including Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, inspired by the famous TV show. Guests can also explore a major outlet mall, luxury spas, entertainment venues, golf courses, and an indoor adventure park offering attractions like the HighFlyer zipline, go-karts, and VR experiences.

#8: Ponte Resort 16, China (266,000 ft²)

Ponte Resort 16 is a modern, integrated entertainment destination offering a blend of gaming, dining, nightlife, and upscale leisure. The full resort footprint spans roughly 5 million sq ft, with roughly 200,000 sq ft of dedicated gaming space filled with over 350 slots, more than 100 table games, and it offers special high-limit areas for VIPs.

What sets Ponte Resort 16 apart from many other resorts is its modern design, luxury atmosphere, and prime location as the only integrated resort within Macau’s Inner Harbour, part of the UNESCO-listed Historic Centre of Macau.

Guests can walk to major cultural landmarks such as A-Ma Temple, the Ruins of St. Paul’s, and St. Joseph’s Seminary, while the resort itself offers stylish rooms, multiple dining options, premium cocktail bars, pools, wellness facilities, curated retail, and cultural programming connected to the historic district.

#9: Rio Casino Resort, South Africa (270,000 ft²)

The Rio Casino Resort is the only casino outside China and the U.S. to break into the top 10 list of the biggest casinos in the world, with around 270,000 sq ft of gaming floor space. However, despite its massive footprint, it only offers about 270 slot machines and 13 table games.

This is mainly because the original design focused on creating big open spaces to match the Rio Carnival theme, prioritizing atmosphere and visual scale rather than packing the floor with games. On top of that, South African gambling regulations also limit the number of gaming machines and table games that can be licensed.

Alongside its casino floor, the resort offers on-site accommodation, several dining options, bars and lounges, although its hotel inventory is modest compared to many major integrated resorts, with under 100 rooms and just three restaurants.

There is also a dedicated events and convention centre capable of hosting conferences, exhibitions, banquets and corporate functions. In addition to gaming and events, the resort has built a strong reputation as one of South Africa’s notable comedy venues, regularly hosting stand-up nights featuring both well-known local talent and international touring comedians.

#10: MGM Coati,China (200,000 ft²)

MGM Cotai debuted in 2018 and quickly became one of the more recognisable developments on the Cotai Strip thanks to its layered, jewellery-box inspired exterior. The casino floor spans roughly 300,000 sq ft and features around 1,500 slot machines and approximately 200 table games, with baccarat remaining the core draw for premium mass and higher-tier play.

One of MGM Cotai’s most distinctive elements is the Spectacle, a vast central atrium lined with huge LED walls that continuously cycle curated visual art. The MGM Theater is another highlight, designed with transformable seating and staging configurations for different show formats.

The resort also offers close to 1,400 rooms and suites, multiple restaurants, cocktail lounges, retail shops, wellness facilities, and regularly hosts a mix of cultural events, special entertainment programming, and even Masters-level tennis exhibitions.

Largest Casinos in the World by Category

We’ve laid out the largest casinos in the world by gaming floor space but in the table below we’ve highlighted the biggest casinos by category including most slots, most table games, biggest poker rooms, biggest bingo halls and the largest sportsbook.

Most Number of Slots	WinStar World Casino and Resort, Thackerville, USA- 10,000+ slots
Most Table Games	Venetian Macau, China – 850+ table games
Biggest Poker Room	Commerce Casino, LA, USA – 200 poker tables
Biggest Bingo Hall	Foxwoods Resort Casino, Connecticut, USA – 3,600+ seats
Largest Sportsbook	Westgate SuperBook, Las Vegas, USA – 350+ seats and 100+ kiosks/machines

The Biggest Casinos by Continent

As you can see, China and the United States overwhelmingly dominate the rankings of the top biggest casinos in the world, with South Africa being the only other country to break into the global top ten.

However, several other nations also have enormous casino resorts that come close. In the table below, we highlight the top three biggest casinos from each continent, excluding Antarctica, of course. Penguins might look sharp in tuxedos, but they haven’t shown much interest in gambling.

Europe	Casino di Campione Casino Estoril, Portugal Hippodrome Casino London, UK
Asia	Ventiian Macau, China Wynn Palace, China City of Dreams, China
North America	Winstar World Casino and Resort, USA Mohegan Sun, USA Foxwoods Resort Casino, USA
South America	Casino de Mendoza, Argentina City Center Rosario, Argentina Casino Iguazú, Argentina
Australia	Crown Melbourne, Australia The Star Sydney, Australia SkyCity Auckland, Australia
Africa	Rio Casino Resort, South Africa Tusk Mmabatho International Casino (Mmabatho Palms), South Africa Sun City Resort, South Africa

Our Final Thoughts

WinStar World Casino Resort comfortably sits at the top of the list as the largest casino in the world when measured by gaming floor size and total number of games offered. Other mega-resorts may excel in specific categories, for example, The Venetian Macau has more table games, while Foxwoods is home to one of the largest bingo venues on the planet — but all of these massive properties deliver an enormous mix of gaming options along with world-class non-gaming amenities such as water attractions, concert arenas, luxury dining, live sports events, art installations and themed entertainment.

Interestingly, when comparing these huge land-based properties to the top new online casinos, many of the best online platforms now offer a bigger total selection of games, especially when it comes to slots and live dealer variants. The trade-off, of course, is that digital casinos lack the atmosphere, the resort-style amenities, the physical scale and the full destination experience that you get at these enormous in-person casino resorts.

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