Jupiters Casino is a non-stop hub of excitement and action, Australia's most vibrant gaming complex and open 24 hours a day.

Here, you can play over 90 gaming tables where casino patrons can play roulette, blackjack, baccarat, mini baccarat, Caribbean stud, craps, Jupiters 21, pai gow and sic bo and where table stakes can vary from $1.00 to $150,000. Plus, there are more than 1100 gaming machines, including the popular one- and two-cent machines. Try your luck with Jupiters Keno, have a flutter in the casino TAB or spin your way to a fortune playing two-up.

Admission to the casino is complimentary and registration is not required. Guests 18 years and over are welcome to enjoy the excitement and hospitality of Jupiters Casino. Jupiters Casino offers gaming guides in English and Japanese, and a gaming channel can be accessed through the in-house television, instructing how to play the casino games.

Casino Rewards Programme
Casino Rewards comprises three levels of membership and provides a variety of benefits, including Bonus Dollars and complimentary refreshments when playing the gaming machines or tables at the basic White Card level, through to free accommodation and dining at the Gold Card level. It is free to join and easy to use.

Each Casino Rewards member is given a card, which they insert into the gaming machines at either casino. The card registers the number of points accumulated each time a machine is used and the players claim fantastic rewards. On the gaming tables, the scheme works similarly, but through a manual system.

Club Conrad
The VIP gaming room, Club Conrad, adds another dimension of style and choice to the existing two casino levels. Designed for patrons who are looking for a more exclusive environment to game, Club Conrad provides a private area for guests over two levels and has four private gaming rooms, complete with their own dining and entertainment facilities, for high-stakes players.

Right from the moment you enter the foyer of Club Conrad you can feel that you are a special guest of the casino, where you will be addressed by name by a casino host who will cater to every request. Whether it is a drink from the unique marble bar, relaxing in the lounge facilities or gaming on one of the tables, no request is out of the question. Access to this exclusive gaming area is by becoming a member or as an invited guest of the casino, and minimum bets start at just $50.00 up to a maximum of $150,000.

With timeless, elegant and sophisticated decor, featuring marble, granite and stone, Club Conrad offers 27 table games on the first level that comprise four roulette, seven blackjack, one Caribbean stud and 15 baccarat tables. On the second level there are another eight baccarat tables in four private rooms (two per room).

For international guests, Club Conrad offers competitive incentive programmes that include a range of complimentary accommodation and food and beverage, depending upon level of play. Club Conrad's 'Super' programmes for high-level international players allow for all the players' travel costs to be reimbursed as well as incentives against their loss / play ratios (conditions apply).

One of the unique aspects of the new Club Conrad's private rooms is the lounge, dining and entertainment facilities, with their own fully serviced kitchen, allowing our special guests the opportunity to entertain their own guests in an exclusive environment.

Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund
Jupiters Casino places a high emphasis on the importance of its role in the local community. Since the casino opened, a levy of 1% of the casino's gross revenue is paid to the state government. This money is held in trust to be distributed to non-profit community organisations for projects that will be of benefit to the community at large. Through the Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund, grants are allocated quarterly, and to date over $46 million has been allocated through 1900 grants.

Jupiters Casino is open 24 hours a day, 52 weeks of the year, except for restricted hours on Christmas Day, Good Friday and Anzac Day.

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