
Gaming in Alice Springs
Lasseters Hotel Casino - Gaming and Betting
Lasseters Hotel Casino offers table games, electronic machines, TAB and Keno in Alice Springs.

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What the Venue Offers
What the Venue Offers
The casino at Lasseters covers a broad range of gaming options under one roof in Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
- Table games spread across an international-standard pit area
- Electronic gaming machines located near the table section
- TAB and Keno available inside the same complex, so race and sports bets are steps away from the casino floor
Casino Gaming at Lasseters Alice Springs
Lasseters Hotel Casino sits on Barrett Drive in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, and for Central Australia this is essentially the go-to full casino venue. The gaming floor opens every day from 9am and covers both electronic machines and a staffed table games area. TAB and Keno are inside the same complex, so you can move between casino play and sports or race bets without heading outdoors.
The venue keeps its contact details public. You can call the local line on 08 8950 7777, or use the free call 1800 808 975. Current game info, opening hours and schedules sit on the official website at lasseters.com.au. It is worth a quick look before you go, especially if you are aiming for specific table games or limits.
| Venue Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 93 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs, NT 0870 |
| Phone | 08 8950 7777 |
| Free Call | 1800 808 975 |
| Casino Hours | Open daily from 9am |
| Official Site | lasseters.com.au |
Table Games and Electronic Gaming
On its own site, Lasseters describes the casino as international standard, which in practice covers both the table pit and the machine area. Table games follow the usual Australian casino pattern, with the classic titles you would expect in a regulated venue. The most reliable list of what is currently spread is kept at lasseters.com.au/casino/table-games/, updated by the casino rather than third parties.
Rows of electronic gaming machines sit near the table section. The sports lounge adds TAB and Keno into the mix, making the property feel more like a combined betting hub than a stand-alone casino floor. For anyone who likes to switch between roulette or blackjack and a few bets on the races or weekend sport, it keeps everything in one building.
One small but useful tip: if you have not been before, drop by the casino desk and pick up a player card before you start putting money through the tables or machines. Land-based loyalty programs often get ignored until it is too late, and points almost never get added after the fact.
A rough way to approach the gaming floor on your first visit:
- Come in through the main casino entrance on Barrett Drive.
- Check the floor map near the entrance - the table games and electronic machines are laid out in different areas.
- Walk through to the sports lounge if you are there for TAB or Keno rather than straight casino play.
- Remember the age rule: you must be at least 18 to enter, and valid photo ID can be asked for at the door.
- Ask the casino desk about player cards or any loyalty offers that might apply that day.
- For rules, side bets or minimum stakes on tables, talk directly to the floor staff, they set and know the current limits.
- TAB slips and Keno tickets are handled at the sports lounge counter, not on the main gaming floor.
One point that can confuse people: Lasseters does not run as an online casino in the usual sense. Real-money gaming is carried out on-site in Alice Springs. Any former online casino services linked to Lasseters Corporation Limited were part of a separate business structure and should not be mixed up with the current bricks-and-mortar operation.
TAB, Keno and Sports Betting at the Venue
The sports lounge pulls TAB betting straight into the casino complex. Racing, sports bets and Keno are all covered inside that part of the property. TAB here operates under the standard Northern Territory rules, so if you have already used TAB elsewhere in Australia, the process feels very familiar.
Keno runs throughout the day while the venue is trading. You grab tickets at the sports lounge counter and watch for the draws on the screens dotted around the room.
Placing a TAB bet at Lasseters usually looks like this:
- Head into the sports lounge section once you are inside the main complex.
- Check the racing or sports schedule shown on the TAB displays.
- Fill in a betting slip, or just tell the staff at the counter what you want to back.
- Double-check details - event or race number, selection, type of bet and your stake - before you pay.
- Keep the ticket they hand back to you until you know the result.
- Take any winning tickets back to the TAB counter after the event settles.
- If you are trying a multi or combination bet and you are unsure, ask the counter team to check the slip format before you submit it.
| Betting Option | Location in Venue | Format |
|---|---|---|
| TAB Racing | Sports Lounge | Counter service and self-service |
| TAB Sports | Sports Lounge | Counter service |
| Keno | Sports Lounge | Counter ticket purchase |
| Casino Table Games | Main Casino Floor | Staffed tables |
| Electronic Gaming | Main Casino Floor | Machine play |

Pros and Cons at Lasseters
Pros and Cons at Lasseters
Pros
- The venue combines a hotel, casino, TAB, Keno, restaurants, bars, resort pool and day spa in one location at 93 Barrett Drive
- Casino opens daily from 9am, giving a consistent schedule for visitors
- Two contact options are publicly listed: local line 08 8950 7777 and free call 1800 808 975
Cons
- Lasseters is the only full casino venue in Central Australia, so there is no local alternative if the property is at capacity or temporarily closed
- Current ownership structure is not fully transparent, with the hotel side linked to IHG branding and older corporate material referencing a separate listed entity
