Casino Ruggell
Posted By admin On 20/03/22
- Casino Admiral Liechtenstein is the first casino to open in Lichtenstein following the lifting in 2011 of a 60-year ban on gambling. The casino is located in the KOKON Corporate Campus in Ruggell, Liechtenstein offering modern video slots and table games.
- Casino Admiral Ruggell, the first casino in Liechtenstein, is located at Industriering 40 in Ruggell and on the opposite side of the steet, the Admiral Poker Club.
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Casino Ruggell
Liechtenstein has not had a casino since 1846 – a fact that is set to change on 9th August. On Wednesday, the Novomatic subsidiary Casino Admiral is opening a casino in Ruggell.
An appropriate licence was issued on Monday by the Office of Economic Affairs following several years of planning and implementation, as the operators announced across their social media channels.
According to a report on the Austrian TV channel ORF, the new casino will create 50 new jobs in Ruggell. It is located in the Kokon Center, and has five live game tables and more than 100 games machines with a variety of jackpot systems, reported Radio L.
At Casino Admiral Ruggell we offer you an extensive range of poker games. We have a wide range of options especially for our poker friends. Thursday to Sunday from 6:00 p.m. We offer both cash games and tournaments. You can find all common game variants by us.
“The location is perfect. Thanks to our direct access to the motorway, we have a wide-reaching catchment area,” commented Stefan Hassler, president of the administrative board of Casino Admiral AG.
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Gambling was banned in Liechtenstein until 2010. At the start of April 2016, laws including the gambling law were amended by the Liechtenstein state parliament (Landtag). These amendments opened up the gambling market to more operators.