Presentation of the Casino Davos
Casino Davos is a gaming and entertainment venue located at Promenade 58B, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland, directly on Arkadenplatz. The casino has been in operation for over 25 years and combines a traditional gaming environment with a sports bar and a regular schedule of promotional and entertainment events. During the current summer season, the venue is open from 2:00 PM to 2:00 AM from Sunday to Thursday, and extends its hours to 2:00 PM to 3:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays, offering afternoon, evening, and late-night access throughout the week.
The gaming floor features more than 130 slot machines, with minimum stakes starting at CHF 0.20 on select models and maximum bets of CHF 25. The selection includes traditional mechanical-reel machines, modern video slots, and multi-game cabinets, featuring brands such as Novo Line Interactive, Premium V+ Gaminator, Ultimate 10, Vega Vision+, and Super Cherry. A standout attraction is the Davos Mystery Jackpot, which links various slot machines (excluding roulette) and can be triggered randomly during play. The casino also has additional progressive jackpots, including the Grand Jackpot, which starts at CHF 15,000 and is connected to four machines that accept stakes ranging from CHF 0.50 to CHF 25.
Traditional table games include roulette, blackjack, and Heads-Up Hold'em. Roulette has a minimum stake of CHF 5, while blackjack offers optional bonus features called Twins and Crazy Twins. In Heads-Up Hold'em, a variant of Texas Hold'em, players compete directly against the dealer and can place optional bonus bets along with a chance to win a progressive jackpot. For poker enthusiasts, there is the POKERSTARS Poker Lounge, which hosts daily cash games with 5/5 limits and various stakes, including Texas Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha. Newcomers to poker can also receive guidance from dealers interested in learning the game.
The 777 Sportsbar serves as the main area for food, drinks, and sports viewing, featuring live sporting events showcased on a video wall and a 105-inch screen. Its menu offers a selection of soft drinks, beers, classic and signature cocktails, along with snacks and full meal options. Entertainment goes beyond regular casino activities, with recurring and special events, including Lucky Wheel and Lotto Bingo promotions, as well as other scheduled activities noted in the event calendar. This combination of live sports, dining options, gaming promotions, and regular events provides guests with diverse leisure experiences alongside the main casino floor.
Entry to Casino Davos is restricted to individuals aged 18 and older. Guests must present valid identification upon request before entering the gaming areas.
Nearby casinos: Casino Bad Ragaz
(20mi.), Casino St Moritz & Kempinski Hotel
(21mi.), Concord Card Casino Ischgl
(26mi.), Casino Admiral, Triesen
(26mi.), Alpin Royal Casino, Schaan
(29mi.)
The City
Davos Platz is a locality and central district within the municipality of Davos in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. The wider municipality has a population of approximately 11,000 residents and is situated in the Landwasser Valley at an elevation of about 1,560 meters. It serves as an important center for administration, healthcare, scientific research, accommodation, commerce, and mountain recreation, with rail and road connections that link it to other parts of Graubünden.
The picturesque Alpine setting offers extensive opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and cross-country skiing. Nearby mountains, such as Jakobshorn and Schatzalp, feature marked trails and winter sports facilities, while Lake Davos provides options for swimming, sailing, windsurfing, and other activities during the warmer months. Cable cars, mountain railways, walking paths, and cycling routes grant access to high-altitude recreational areas throughout the year.
Among the main attractions are the Kirchner Museum, the Vaillant Arena, the Schatzalp funicular, and several mountain viewpoints accessible from the valley. The central districts include a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés, sports facilities, galleries, conference venues, and public spaces. Internation…
Davos Platz is a locality and central district within the municipality of Davos in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. The wider municipality has a population of approximately 11,000 residents and is situated in the Landwasser Valley at an elevation of about 1,560 meters. It serves as an important center for administration, healthcare, scientific research, accommodation, commerce, and mountain recreation, with rail and road connections that link it to other parts of Graubünden.
The picturesque Alpine setting offers extensive opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and cross-country skiing. Nearby mountains, such as Jakobshorn and Schatzalp, feature marked trails and winter sports facilities, while Lake Davos provides options for swimming, sailing, windsurfing, and other activities during the warmer months. Cable cars, mountain railways, walking paths, and cycling routes grant access to high-altitude recreational areas throughout the year.
Among the main attractions are the Kirchner Museum, the Vaillant Arena, the Schatzalp funicular, and several mountain viewpoints accessible from the valley. The central districts include a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés, sports facilities, galleries, conference venues, and public spaces. International sporting competitions, exhibitions, concerts, and major conferences—including the annual World Economic Forum meeting—contribute to a busy calendar of events.
The local economy is sustained by scientific research, healthcare, conference services, property management, construction, commerce, sports facilities, and professional services. Several medical and research institutions have developed in response to the high-altitude environment, while conference facilities attract organizations and delegates from around the world. Railway services connect to Landquart and the wider Swiss network, and regional roads provide access to nearby Alpine communities and mountain passes.
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Presentation of the Casino Davos
Casino Davos is a gaming and entertainment venue located at Promenade 58B, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzer…
Casino Davos is a gaming and entertainment venue located at Promenade 58B, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland, directly on Arkadenplatz. The casino has been in operation for over 25 years and combines a traditional gaming environment with a sports bar and a regular schedule of promotional and entertainment events. During the current summer season, the venue is open from 2:00 PM to 2:00 AM from Sunday to Thursday, and extends its hours to 2:00 PM to 3:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays, offering afternoon, evening, and late-night access throughout the week.
The gaming floor features more than 130 slot machines, with minimum stakes starting at CHF 0.20 on select models and maximum bets of CHF 25. The selection includes traditional mechanical-reel machines, modern video slots, and multi-game cabinets, featuring brands such as Novo Line Interactive, Premium V+ Gaminator, Ultimate 10, Vega Vision+, and Super Cherry. A standout attraction is the Davos Mystery Jackpot, which links various slot machines (excluding roulette) and can be triggered randomly during play. The casino also has additional progressive jackpots, including the Grand Jackpot, which starts at CHF 15,000 and is connected to four machines that accept stakes ranging from CHF 0.50 to CHF 25.
Traditional table games include roulette, blackjack, and Heads-Up Hold'em. Roulette has a minimum stake of CHF 5, while blackjack offers optional bonus features called Twins and Crazy Twins. In Heads-Up Hold'em, a variant of Texas Hold'em, players compete directly against the dealer and can place optional bonus bets along with a chance to win a progressive jackpot. For poker enthusiasts, there is the POKERSTARS Poker Lounge, which hosts daily cash games with 5/5 limits and various stakes, including Texas Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha. Newcomers to poker can also receive guidance from dealers interested in learning the game.
The 777 Sportsbar serves as the main area for food, drinks, and sports viewing, featuring live sporting events showcased on a video wall and a 105-inch screen. Its menu offers a selection of soft drinks, beers, classic and signature cocktails, along with snacks and full meal options. Entertainment goes beyond regular casino activities, with recurring and special events, including Lucky Wheel and Lotto Bingo promotions, as well as other scheduled activities noted in the event calendar. This combination of live sports, dining options, gaming promotions, and regular events provides guests with diverse leisure experiences alongside the main casino floor.
Entry to Casino Davos is restricted to individuals aged 18 and older. Guests must present valid identification upon request before entering the gaming areas.
Nearby casinos: Casino Bad Ragaz
(20mi.), Casino St Moritz & Kempinski Hotel
(21mi.), Concord Card Casino Ischgl
(26mi.), Casino Admiral, Triesen
(26mi.), Alpin Royal Casino, Schaan
(29mi.)
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The City
Davos Platz is a locality and central district within the municipality of Davos in the canton of Gra…
Davos Platz is a locality and central district within the municipality of Davos in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. The wider municipality has a population of approximately 11,000 residents and is situated in the Landwasser Valley at an elevation of about 1,560 meters. It serves as an important center for administration, healthcare, scientific research, accommodation, commerce, and mountain recreation, with rail and road connections that link it to other parts of Graubünden.
The picturesque Alpine setting offers extensive opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and cross-country skiing. Nearby mountains, such as Jakobshorn and Schatzalp, feature marked trails and winter sports facilities, while Lake Davos provides options for swimming, sailing, windsurfing, and other activities during the warmer months. Cable cars, mountain railways, walking paths, and cycling routes grant access to high-altitude recreational areas throughout the year.
Among the main attractions are the Kirchner Museum, the Vaillant Arena, the Schatzalp funicular, and several mountain viewpoints accessible from the valley. The central districts include a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés, sports facilities, galleries, conference venues, and public spaces. International sporting competitions, exhibitions, concerts, and major conferences—including the annual World Economic Forum meeting—contribute to a busy calendar of events.
The local economy is sustained by scientific research, healthcare, conference services, property management, construction, commerce, sports facilities, and professional services. Several medical and research institutions have developed in response to the high-altitude environment, while conference facilities attract organizations and delegates from around the world. Railway services connect to Landquart and the wider Swiss network, and regional roads provide access to nearby Alpine communities and mountain passes.
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