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Infiniti Casino group confirms work to be carried out before reopening in Grasse
By Phil - 8 April 2024
After multiple setbacks, the Grasse casino in the Alpes-Maritimes region of France is rising from its ashes following its closure in August last year.
The casino’s takeover by the Infiniti group was addressed during the municipal council of December 5, since when, major work has been carried out to bring the gaming floor up to date and up to current standards. The directors of the Infinity Casino group, also confirmed that the kitchens would also be completely redesigned and brought up to standard. Featuring two bars, it will offer casino visitors gastronomy similar to that offered in the group’s Belgian establishments. The 30 seats available inside will be maintained and enhanced with around 120 additional seats on a raised terrace which will allow guests a view of the Mediterranean.
As for the games room, Infiniti confirms that around 50 slot machines will be deployed in the Alpes-Maritimes casino. They will be accompanied by 20 electronic English roulette stations and a Black Jack table. A team of 25 to 30 employees will ensure the comfort and peace of mind of the players.
If the transformations within the casino are progressing quickly, the scale of the work that remains to be carried out remains significant, but does not dampen the optimism and determination of the company. “There is still work, but we will meet the deadlines and the Grasse casino will open its doors for the summer holidays, as we had imagined in our projections,” the group’s management told Journal des Casinos.
