Casino de Bourbon-Lancy

Casino de Bourbon-Lancy is the commercial name of a gambling establishment in Bourbon-Lancy, a spa town in the Saône-et-Loire department of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France. The casino presents itself as part of the town's tourism identity, situated facing the lake and inviting visitors to encounter the local history, which the casino traces back to Roman use of the area's thermal waters. Its gaming floor is built around electronic and machine-based play rather than traditional live table games: the official website lists 75 slot machines, two Boule 2000 tables, eight electronic English roulette stations and seven electronic blackjack stations. The venue also offers snacking and a bar, and it operates on a schedule that runs from 10:00 to 2:00 from Sunday to Thursday and from 10:00 to 3:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays. The site advertises a return to players of 92.35% of amounts wagered, a loyalty point for every 10 euros wagered, and slot machines with stakes starting from 0.01 euro. As required for French gambling operators, the homepage carries responsible-gambling warnings, notes that entry is forbidden to minors and to persons banned from gambling, and directs players to the national Joueurs-Info-Service service. Wikidata describes the subject as a former casino in Bourbon-Lancy, France, indicating that the establishment may no longer be operating under this identity; the available evidence does not establish its current ownership, founding date or corporate parent.

The Casino de Bourbon-Lancy is associated with Bourbon-Lancy, a town in the Saône-et-Loire department of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France whose identity is closely tied to its thermal waters. The casino's own presentation links the town's story to antiquity, when Romans are said to have developed its thermal springs, and describes Bourbon-Lancy today as a genuine tourism destination. The casino positions itself within that destination, facing the lake. The available evidence does not document the casino's founding date, its founders, or the sequence of owners and operators that may have run it. Its gaming offer, as described on its official website, is built around machines and electronic terminals: 75 slot machines, two Boule 2000 tables, eight electronic English roulette stations and seven electronic blackjack stations, alongside snacking and a bar. The site states that 92.35% of amounts wagered are returned to players, that 10 euros wagered earns one loyalty point, and that slot machines start from 0.01 euro. Opening hours are given as 10:00 to 2:00 from Sunday to Thursday and 10:00 to 3:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays. Like other French gambling venues, the casino publishes mandatory responsible-gambling messaging, warning of the risks of money loss, family conflict and addiction, directing players to the national Joueurs-Info-Service service, and stating that minors and persons banned from gambling are not admitted. Wikidata classifies the subject as a former casino in Bourbon-Lancy, France. That classification suggests the establishment may have ceased operating under this identity, but the evidence provided does not give a closure date, a successor operator, or a corporate history. Any fuller account of the venue's ownership, licensing and later fate would require additional sources.

A lakeside leisure and gaming venue in a spa tourism town, focused on machine and electronic gaming with a high advertised return-to-player rate and low minimum stakes.

• Slot machines (75 units, stakes from €0.01)

• Boule 2000 tables (2)

• Electronic English roulette (8 stations)

• Electronic blackjack (7 stations)

• Snacking and bar

1. 1Casino de Bourbon-Lancy - Machines à sous & Jackpots - Bourgognecasino-bourbon-lancy.fr
2. 2Casino de Bourbon-Lancywikidata.org