Raise the stakes and stop by Genting Casino Newcastle. From classic poker and blackjack to state-of-the-art electronic gaming machines, this place offers plenty of fun and entertainment.

If you're spending a while in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Genting Casino Newcastle is an interesting place to start your exploring. This entertainment and gambling hub is one of many attractions that'll keep you on the go here. Quayside, St. James' Park, and Castle Keep are also waiting to be discovered close by.

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