The Sentosa casino is located beneath Crockfords Tower that has acreage 15,000 sq.m.

As of 4 April 2019, Singaporeans and Permanent Residents have to pay S$150 daily and S$3000 annually for entry to the casino.
Both types of entry levy (daily or yearly) allow the patron to visit to only one casino.

Foreign citizens can enter free of charge with their passports or employment passes.

Only persons aged 21 and above will be permitted to enter the casino premises.

Persons under 21 or persons under exclusion order, being the result of self-exclusion, exclusion by family members or automated exclusion by law (e.g. for undischarged bankrupts) are prohibited from entering the casino premises.

The entry fees are collected by the Singapore Totalisator Board and used for public and charity causes.
The casino does not keep any portion of the fees.

In May 2011, the Casino Regulatory Authority fined Resorts World Sentosa for two violations related to reimbursements and two other violations related to surveillance practices.
The total fine was S$530,000 (US$425,000).
The Sentosa casino is located beneath Crockfords Tower that has acreage 15,000 sq.m.
As of 4 April 2019, Singaporeans and Permanent Residents have to pay S$150 daily and S$3000 annually for entry to the casino. Both types of entry levy (daily or yearly) allow the patron to visit to only one casino.
Foreign citizens can enter free of charge with their passports or employment passes.
Only persons aged 21 and above will be permitted to enter the casino premises.
Persons under 21 or persons under exclusion order, being the result of self-exclusion, exclusion by family members or automated exclusion by law (e.g. for undischarged bankrupts) are prohibited from entering the casino premises.
The entry fees are collected by the Singapore Totalisator Board and used for public and charity causes. The casino does not keep any portion of the fees.
In May 2011, the Casino Regulatory Authority fined Resorts World Sentosa for two violations related to reimbursements and two other violations related to surveillance practices. The total fine was S$530,000 (US$425,000).
Resorts World Sentosa