I think this is a really good casino. Great location in the marina and plenty of space. The decor…read moreinside is nice and classy compared to some of the grotty ones around and the staff are really chirpy. We go down for the regular poker tournaments they organise down there. They are done really well and are a good laugh although you do get the odd aggressive player who will try and intimidate the newbies. The bars are really good here and serve great cocktails and there's so much room to take large groups. Ideal place to go for dinner and have a little flutter afterwards.

I've only been to this casino twice for a quick game of roulette and have not tried it's food or…read moreexperienced its evening entertainment yet but found it to be a nice clean friendly modern environment staff were very welcoming and offered me a complimentary drink whilst playing its well located in the Brighton Marina Complex with parking facilities for those who drive and for those like me who come by bus is located close to the bus stops there is a lift to the casino floor and a lovely smoking terrace overlooking a beautiful view of the sea the croupiers are smartly dressed and staff are easily recognised on the ground floor where reception is there is a huge bar and dining area where the evening entertainment takes place this is a lovely casino for a relaxing day or night out whilst visiting the marina

I've been to a few charity events that have featured a casino from these guys and they are so good…read moreits hard to imagine they are moved around so easily. Basically you can book these guys to set up a completely working casino in your back garden for a party! Basically when you arrive at one of these, you receive an amount of 'fun' money which you can then exchange for chips. If its a charity event you usually have to pay for this and can exchange chips for prizes at the end of the night. Great organisation to get a party swinging!

Absolutely great! Booked for our late christmas work function, the set up was fabulous and all 35…read morestaff had a great time. Betting for fun was absolutely brilliant and the croupiers were friendly and helpful, couldn't recommend highly enough for a fantastic evening. Many thanks from all at KC Controls in Crawley.

This is a really high class event company based in Brighton. They offer the ultimate top-end…read moreexperience in catering etc. I've been to a 50th birthday organised by these guys and they had a full working fun casino up and running which was great fun. They also had money printed with the guy who's party it was on the notes! The food and the wine was so good, especially the finger food at the start! They also had a chocolate fountain running which the kids loved.

A good fun night out you can play good old fashioned paper bingo or you can do it electronically…read morewith a touch pad . You can also have a meal the food is quite good and tasty good for groups . There's also a full bar too overall a good night out nice staff too

I was a bingo virgin until last weekend, when my friend decided that it would be a brilliant idea…read moreto head down to Gala for her 24th birthday outing. A slightly unconventional choice, yes, but it was SO much fun. True, the flowing gin and white wine helped significantly to make it a fabulous day, but if you've never played bingo on this scale before, then you have got give it a go. It may have been because we were feeling particularly giggly and excitable when we got there, but the staff on the front desk didn't really seem that helpful and we had to get a third person to explain the rules to us when we got into the main hall. Eventually though, we got the rules straight and the bingo began. I swear, my heart was beating so hard with all the excitement (they go so fast!) that I was quite exhausted at the end of each round. We laughed the whole way through, but I feel I must warn you that some people take it frighteningly seriously. We even witnessed an out-and-out Jeremy Kyle-style fight between the bingo caller and a woman who apparently didn't shout loud enough to stop the game. Rule No. 1 - SCREAM if you win. Drink and food prices are immensely cheap at £2.70 for a 187ml bottle of wine (Blossom Hill signature white, oh yes) and £2.75 for sausage and chips. You can't go wrong really. Unless you hate greasy, canteen-style food of no discernible nutritional value. In that case, I'd bring a packed lunch. At £9 for five afternoon games, it's pretty good value for such a laugh as we had. We're already planning our next outing. We might even win something next time.

Somewhere in Hove there's a lonely little doorway that emits a dim, orange glow. It's mostly…read moreunnoticed by passing pedestrians and as such is mostly unknown. What I'm referring to is the entrance of Captain Corri's Card Club. Reminiscent of a sleazy massage parlour its exterior doesn't quite give the same impression as its fantastic name. Despite being rough around the edges it seems like a good place for those who play cards but perhaps don't have enough people to play with. If you're a poker player and fancy some decent competition you should check it out.

The largest amusement arcade on London road, Nobles Amusements is not one of the wonderlands that I…read morealways imagine arcades to be. You know the ones. Like in American films with hundreds of amazing quarter hungry machines of sound and light, with meandering crowds of laughing crowds... Nobles is on the other hand the other kind of Arcade, the more acceptable adult kind filled wall to wall with gambling machines. They host fast paced bingo games here too so that you can have a bit of variety in your gambling habits if you so desire. Strangely you also walk through here to get to a tanning salon upstairs, but I like my pasty white complexion just the way it is, so I stayed clear of there. In all honesty I won't be coming here again, just because I don't get fruit machines even when they're in sociable spaces like pubs.

So managed to get tickets to the fireworks & food...which wasn't bad considering the number they…read morewere catering for and we had no issues getting drinks at the bar, though there seemed to be a bit of bother with the beer. The lady sorting out the tickets on the phone was really helpful and informative...we were shown where to go and met and welcomed, so very good, pleasant start Parking in - no problem...got there early, 15 minutes before the gates opened, and there were already a ton of cars, hmm, should have thought that through... First the fireworks...well we had the music and we had fireworks - had sort of had taken a bonfire on bonfire night as a gimme but actually not...boo hoo. Then started 15 minutes late because of traffic (hmm again), but no big deal...however about 20 minutes later it all kind of stopped, a mini restart then nothing. Everyone stood around waiting, no clapping as we all expected it to restart...in the end we all drifted away back to the cars... Yup, chaos...30 minutes to move about a car length...about an hour to get out...good thing it was just the 2 of us & no kids... All in all great start but no real delivery...disappointing...shame really...lot of people saying they would go to Barnham's next year The real question is - what is it like on race days, because we would like to go sometime but we certainly don't fancy a repeat of that

A great venue for many other areas of entertainment. Very easy access to the course. Travelodge and…read morelarge pub near site. Food very good, helpful staff and excellent choice of ales.

The Brighton and Hove Dogs really is a brilliant night out and doesn't have to be too expensive at…read moreall - depending on your gambling self control. Entrance on a Saturday (the best day) is only £6 or you can buy something called a 'six pack' which entitles you to free entrance, two free drinks, a basket meal, a £1 jackpot bet and re-admission for one for £12! Not bad eh! The basket meals, if I'm honest are never going to raise a positive comment from Michael Winner but the burgers are ok and if you choose, there is the skyline restaurant upstairs serving a la carte food. Now, to the important bit - the betting! I very rarely win money but that's probably due to the fact I bet with the bookies at the track-side. You can pop to the tote windows and bet 50p each way on a dog but that's not as exciting as strolling up to someone with a name like 'Honest' Dave, and handing over £5 (minimum bet with these chaps) and saying 'number 2 dog - on the nose guv'.

This is one of the biggest greyhound stadiums in the country and for that reason alone a reason to…read morevisit. They have a good restaurant which overlooks the track and they come to take bets from your table if you wish. The food is good quality and value for money with a wide variety of choices to please all. This is based around the fact that you gamble and for those avidly opposed do not be put off. minimum bets start from 50p or you can always watch others get excited as the dogs bolt for the line. I have been here for a birthday meal, which set up the night with a few drinks and good fun had by all we were all in the mood to go out. In this set up it is not the winning it's the taking part and from experience never pay too much attention to the form and just go for names or numbers. One great offer the have is called 'the 6 pack'. This includes; entrance, two drinks, something with chips, a free bet and free entry next time, for £10 only! Call up in advance to get this. It is never a cheap night out but well worth spending a little bit extra on the odd occasion.