Two Ways to Get Started
There are two simple ways into Grosvenor Casino Bayswater and neither feels complicated. You either sort your membership online at GrosvenorCasinos.com before visiting, or you walk into the club at 79-81 Queensway and do everything at the desk. Both routes are equally valid. The venue runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you are not tied to awkward opening times.
A small point that helps later: if you create your account on the website first, that same profile is recognised when you show up at Bayswater. So you are not re-registering from zero at the door.
The minimum age is 18. That applies to both the online account and in-venue membership, and you will be asked to confirm it in either case.
Registering Online
Using the website is usually the faster path, especially if you want to see what is available before heading over. In practice it looks like this.
Go to grosvenorcasinos.com and look for the Join Now or Register button, normally sitting in the top-right of the homepage.
Type in your email address and create a password for this account.
Add your personal details - your full legal name, date of birth, and your UK residential address.
Choose GBP as the account currency, read through the Terms and Conditions, then confirm that you are 18 or older.
Open your inbox, find the verification email and click the link inside to confirm.
Log back in and complete any identity checks if the site asks you for them.
Once those steps are out of the way, the account lets you into online slots, digital table games, live dealer rooms, poker and sports betting. The same login is tied to your Grosvenor membership across all their venues, so Bayswater is covered under that single set of details.
One practical security note that is always worth repeating: use a password that you do not reuse on other sites. It takes a moment longer, but avoids a lot of problems if something gets compromised elsewhere.
Walking In at Queensway
If you would rather speak to someone in person, registration on site at Bayswater is very direct. Staff at reception or the membership desk handle the whole thing with you.
You will want to have:
- A valid government-issued photo ID, usually a passport or UK driving licence.
- Proof of address if they ask for it, for example a recent utility bill or bank statement.
You complete a short membership form, they check your documents, and then issue a Grosvenor membership card. With that card you can access the gaming floor, the poker club and the rest of the facilities inside the building.
Already registered online? Mention this at the desk. The team can connect your existing online profile with your on-site membership, so your loyalty rewards and account details sit together rather than being split between two unlinked records.
| Registration Route | Location | Documents Required | Typical Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online via GrosvenorCasinos.com | Browser or mobile | Email, personal details, age confirmation | A few minutes |
| In-person at Bayswater | 79-81 Queensway, W2 4QH | Photo ID, proof of address | On arrival |
The venue is close to Bayswater Underground station, which makes getting there from most of central London fairly straightforward.
Identity Verification and Why It Happens
Grosvenor Casinos works under licences from the UK Gambling Commission. The Bayswater club operates under licence number 614, with operator account 34161 held by Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited. The online operation is covered by UKGC account number 57924, held by Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Ltd.
Because of those regulations, identity checks are not something you can skip - they are built into how membership works. For an online account this usually means uploading a scan or clear photo of your ID document, plus a document that confirms your address. The site may ask you to complete this before deposits or withdrawals are allowed. In the venue, the same types of document are checked at the desk before your membership card is issued.
If you are based in the UK and use the main website, you are covered by the UKGC-regulated version of the platform. Customers outside Great Britain are routed to the Gibraltar-licensed version, which uses licence numbers RGL 133 and RGL 134.
