
Partouche finished a €3m renovation at its Calais casino, adding 164 m² and updating to 75 slots plus 24 electronic stations. Attendance rose 4.97% post-reopening. The site generated €6.46m GGR in 2024-2025, ranking 124th nationally.
SCCG Take — Targeted capital spend on physical refreshes produced measurable attendance gains while retaining the site’s core family-oriented identity in a ranked French market.
Partouche has unveiled the new look of its Calais casino after more than a year and a half of renovations. The project created a new entrance, expanded the gaming area, renewed the slot selection, and refurbished the dining spaces.
The 164 m² extension cost €3m, of which €500,000 went to new slots and electronic roulette terminals. The Calais casino now offers 75 slot machines, 24 electronic gaming stations including seven electronic blackjack terminals, and two traditional blackjack tables. The restaurant has been reconfigured into Bistrot Le Touquet’s for family or friends meals and Brasserie des Jeux in the heart of the slot machine area.
Jack-Ary Hamo, Director of the Partouche casino in Calais, said: “Our customers are delighted with the change and thrilled by the new décor and the new range of games we now offer them. We wanted to modernise the establishment while maintaining the friendly and family atmosphere that connects us to our customers and is part of the identity of the Casino de Calais.”
Attendance has increased by 4.97 per cent since reopening. The casino recorded gross gaming revenue of €6.46m in the 2024-2025 financial year, placing it 124th in the French rankings, as reported by G3 Newswire.
Reporting: G3 Newswire
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