Poker at Les Ambassadeurs Club
Our poker offer sits right in the middle of one of London’s most discreet gaming rooms. We operate from 5 Hamilton Place in Mayfair, W1J 7ED, under a non-remote casino licence issued by the UK Gambling Commission. The licence reference is 002171-N-104011-020 and has been active since January 2009. Poker is listed as a formal gaming category together with roulette, baccarat and blackjack. It is not a side game. It is one of the pillars of what we run on the floor.
Entry to the club and, by extension, to our poker tables is strictly members-only. That is deliberate. Les Ambassadeurs Club Limited, part of Ambassadeurs Group, is built around a curated, closed membership model for players who want a specific standard of environment and service. If what you want is an anonymous walk-in card room, our Mayfair club will not match that expectation.
What Poker Formats We Offer
Three Card Poker is the poker variant we confirm for the venue. It is a quick, streamlined game played against the house, not head-to-head against other guests, which lets it slot naturally into our table-game schedule. References to poker in casino directories point to other poker-style tables potentially being added in the live schedule from time to time, but we do not publish a public list of limits, side bets or timetable for those. For those details you need to speak with us through our membership channels.
| Game Category | Confirmed Variants |
|---|---|
| Poker | Three Card Poker |
| Table Games | American Roulette, Baccarat, Blackjack |
| Gaming Machines | Slots (up to 15 machines) |
Exact table numbers, how many are open, and when sessions start or close are all managed internally by our operations and pit teams. When you arrive at the club, floor staff will simply let you know if a Three Card Poker table is open and what limits are in place at that time.
How to Access Our Poker Tables
Because we run on a private members-only basis, reaching a poker table is a process that starts well before you step through the door on Hamilton Place. It is not complicated, but it is not an instant sign-up either. Our membership office reviews enquiries on a case-by-case basis rather than through an automated registration form.
The usual route looks like this
- Go to lesambassadeurs.com, read through the membership information, then send a membership enquiry.
- Wait for our membership team to respond - applications are handled on an application or invitation basis.
- Complete the required identity and compliance checks in line with UK Gambling Commission rules.
- After approval, plan your visit to the club at 5 Hamilton Place, Mayfair, London.
- Present your membership credentials at the entrance so reception can admit you.
- Head to the poker and main table-game area. Members have access around the clock, so you can time your visit to suit your schedule.
- Ask for table service at the gaming tables if you need it, as this is part of our regular hospitality service.
- Check with floor staff to confirm availability for Three Card Poker when you arrive.
Our 24/7 operating model helps a lot with real life schedules. Late sessions after business dinners, quiet weekday mornings, a quick visit before a flight - members are not held to a fixed set of opening hours, and that is usually appreciated by regular high-stakes private club players. If you are completely new to private gaming clubs, one thing to keep in mind is that your membership enquiry often moves faster when you are clear about what you want from the club, including poker, instead of sending a vague request.
Membership and Entry Requirements
We do not publish membership fees or exact entry criteria on public pages. Pricing, any joining structure and possible invitation conditions are handled directly by our team in conversation with prospective members, which is aligned with how we position the brand. Under UK Gambling Commission rules, all guests who play must be 18 or over, and that condition applies everywhere inside the club, including our poker tables.
If you are based in the United Kingdom, it is also worth noting that we operate strictly under Great Britain jurisdiction. Our current permissions are all visible on the Gambling Commission register, and those entries show our licences as active.


