This site does not promote gambling. Here are the facts a guest needs: who may enter, when it is open, and where to get help.
Lasseters started as a casino. The operator's sale announcement traces the business to 1981 and the old Diamond Springs Casino, and the hotel grew around it. For you as a hotel guest, that history means one practical thing: the casino floor is part of the complex you walk through. It has its own entrance and its own age rule.
18+ only. The operator's casino page states: no person under the age of 18 years is permitted entry to the casino. Bring photo ID if you look young enough to be asked. Free, confidential help: Gambling Help Online 1800 858 858, 24 hours. More on Responsible gambling.
What is on the floor
The operator lists table games, including American Roulette and Blackjack, and electronic gaming machines. TAB and Keno are offered in a Sports Lounge with 22 large screens, and Keno is also available in the Casbah. A Members Lounge with a private bar is open to members of the operator's loyalty programme and to in-house hotel guests. We do not list prize amounts, promotions, loyalty values or the casino credit some hotel packages include.
Opening hours
| Area | Sunday–Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday–Saturday |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic gaming | 9am–5am | 9am–6am | 9am–6am |
| Table games | 4pm–1am | 4pm–1am | 4pm–3am |
| Members Lounge | 9am–5am | 9am–5am | 9am–6am |
Hours read from the operator's casino page on 31 October 2026. They can change for public holidays and events.
If you are travelling with children
The hotel lobby, the pool, Tali, Juicy Rump and Splash Cafe are outside the casino. Children are welcome in Juicy Rump until 10pm. The Casbah café-bar is inside the casino and is 18+. If you want to keep teenagers away from the gaming area altogether, use the hotel entrance rather than the casino doors; the convention centre's accessibility guide confirms separate covered drop-offs at the hotel, the casino and the convention centre.
Self-exclusion at this venue
The operator runs venue self-exclusion under the Northern Territory casino code of practice for gaming harm minimisation. According to its responsible gaming page, a person can exclude themselves from the entire casino or from individual areas for a minimum of three months. The form is one page, with a passport-style photo, signed in front of one witness. It takes effect immediately, with a three-day cooling-off period. The casino's contact for this is 8950 7723. Staff called Gambling Liaison Officers can be asked for information, and the page promises privacy and confidentiality.
What this site will not do
- We give no tips on any game and no view on odds.
- We do not publish promotions, free credit, rewards points or tournament news.
- We do not link to any gambling service. In Australia, the venue is physical; this site has nothing to do with online gambling.
- We do not earn anything from the casino. Our income is described on How this site earns.
If gambling stops being fun for you or someone you travel with, the national line is Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858. In the Northern Territory, Amity Community Services runs a gambling help service on (08) 8944 6565 and 1800 684 372 in business hours.