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Casino Cosmopol is a Swedish company, a subsidiary of Svenska Spel, owning a casino. All the profit of the company goes to the national treasury of Sweden.




History


It was in 1999 in the old Customs House, Gothenburg (now Casino Cosmopol) that it was decided to open four state-involved casinos.
The four casinos opened in:

Sundsvall opened on 1 July 2001 — closed in 2020
Malmö opened on 8 December 2001 — closed in 2024
Gothenburg opened on 31 August 2002 — closed in 2024
Stockholm opened on 13 March 2003




Locations


The casino at Sundsvall was Sweden's first international casino, opened in July 2001. It was housed in the refurbished old central railway station, built in 1874. In 2012, it was voted Europe's best casino, but it was closed in 2020 since it was no longer profitable.
In Malmö in Skåne County, the casino was located in the center of the city in Kungsparken, and was opened in December 2001. Kungsparken is a large park that surrounds Malmö Castle.
The casino in Gothenburg was opened at the end of August 2002. It was housed in the old Customs House at Packhusplatsen. The building had earlier been used as a poker lounge and had a seating area called Loser's lounge.
In March 2003, the fourth casino was opened in central Stockholm. The casino is located near the Kungsbron (King's bridge) — a continuation of the long street Kungsgatan (King's road). The casino in Stockholm offers table games (including roulette, blackjack, baccarat and sic bo) as well as poker cash-game with limits 10/10 (min buy-in 100/1000) and up to 100/100 (min buy-in 5000–10000).
At the start of 2024, it was announced that Svenska Spel will close down their casinos in Malmö and Gothenburg. These casinos closed on 24 February 2024. The reasoning for the decision seems to be the lack of demand from players as more players move online to gamble.




References






External links


Official website

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Casino Cosmopol
• List of casinos
• Svenska Spel
• Gambling age
• List of government enterprises of Sweden
• List of companies of Sweden
• Mark D. Griffiths
• Palladium (Stockholm)
• JEERK
• List of firsts in Sweden