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Club Pierre Charron: the best Poker and Blackjack in Paris

Just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, Club Pierre Charron is the busiest gaming club in Paris. Created by a gambler for gamblers, the Club offers the most comprehensive range of poker and casino games (blackjack, etc.) in Paris, in elegant surroundings. Designed for epicureans, the Club also offers a bar, a restaurant open continuously until 5 a.m. and a cosy smoking room-library.

Did you know: why is there no casino in Paris?

Did you know? Paris, although a lively, touristy capital, has no casinos among its establishments. Only an experiment to open gaming clubs, in 2018, brought poker tables and other Punto Banco. Why aren't there any casinos in Paris? We explain...

Punto Banco: Where to play in Paris?

Punto Banco, one of the most popular variants of Baccarat, appeals to many Parisian players for its simplicity. Whether you're an enthusiast or simply curious to discover this game, the capital offers several top addresses to try your luck in prestigious settings worthy of the finest casinos. Discover our three favorite places to play Punto Banco in Paris.

4 spots to immerse yourself in a casino atmosphere during the Olympic Games

The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris promise unparalleled excitement, but in between competitions, why not treat yourself to an escape into the thrilling world of casino gaming?

Why not try out one of Paris's new gaming clubs this summer?

As the mercury soars, air-conditioned entertainment is a great option. Such is the case with gaming clubs. Launched in 2018, these establishments allow you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a casino and vibrate as you bet at the tables.

Club Berri, the new gaming club on the Champs-Elysées

Just a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, the Club Berri has just opened its doors. A new intimate and cosy gaming club for poker and other games lovers.

Play roulette and slot machines at the Casino Barrière in Enghien-les-Bains

Lovers of roulette and other slot machines meet in Enghien-les-Bains, 14km north of Paris, to enjoy themselves at the Barrière casino. An establishment far from the hustle and bustle of the capital that delights tourists as much as Parisians and Ile-de-France residents.