HELSINKI ARCHIPELAGO · DOORS OPEN 14 MAY 2027
The Baltic gets
its own grand
casino resort.
Six floors of daylight above the water at Kaskiranta: 148 live tables, 1,900 machines, four private salons, six restaurants and 420 suites. Superiuusi is a casino resort built for long weekends, not long nights.
What we are building
A casino resort designed around daylight, water and time well spent
Most gaming floors are built to make you forget the hour. Superiuusi is built to remind you of it. Clerestory glass runs the full length of the main floor, the sea is visible from every table, and the clocks are real.
Superiuusi occupies the former grain terminal and customs quay at Kaskiranta, a fifteen-minute drive east of central Helsinki on the edge of the archipelago. When the doors open on 14 May 2027, the property will hold a gaming floor of 9,400 square metres, six restaurants, two bars, a 1,600-seat theatre, a spa fed by seawater, 420 suites and residences, and a public promenade that anyone may walk without ever entering the gaming areas at all.
The brief we gave our architects was unusual for the industry. We asked for a casino resort that a family could enjoy for three days without a single member ever placing a bet, and that a serious player could enjoy for three days without ever feeling crowded. Everything below follows from those two sentences: the separation of circulation routes, the daylight, the number of restaurants relative to the number of tables, and the decision to put the theatre and the spa on the water side rather than burying them in the basement.
This page is the long version. It covers where the site came from, what will be on the gaming floor, what the table limits will be, how the private salons work, what the kitchens are planning, how the suites are laid out, and what happens on the theatre stage. If you would rather ask a person, the team answers the phone on weekdays between 09:00 and 20:00 EET.
1908 to 2027
The quay had a life before us
Kaskiranta was built in 1908 as a grain and salt terminal serving the eastern Gulf of Finland. The main hall — the one that now holds the gaming floor — was a storage shed with a clear span of ninety metres and a roof carried on riveted steel trusses. Those trusses survive. They have been cleaned, strengthened and left visible, painted the same pale grey-green as the sea on an overcast morning, and they are the single most striking thing in the room.
The terminal closed to commercial shipping in 1994. For two decades the buildings were used for film shoots, a summer flea market, an occasional rave and, for one memorable winter, a temporary ice rink in the customs shed. The city put the parcel out to competitive tender in 2019 with an unusual set of conditions attached: the shoreline had to stay public, the 1908 hall could not be demolished, and any successful bidder had to fund the restoration of the 1931 harbourmaster's tower.
Our proposal was selected in December 2021. Ground was broken in September 2022 after eighteen months of soil remediation — a century of grain dust, coal and marine diesel had to be dealt with before anything could be built. Roughly 41,000 tonnes of contaminated fill were removed and treated, and the new quay wall was poured in 2023.
The gaming licence was granted in March 2024 under the reformed Finnish framework that opened licensed land-based operations to private operators for the first time, subject to strict player-protection conditions. Those conditions are not a burden we grumble about; several of them were in our tender before they were in the law. Mandatory identification at entry, a national self-exclusion register, and a hard ban on gaming credit are all things we designed for from the start.
Construction topped out in November 2025. Interior fit-out began in early 2026 and continues now. Dealer recruitment opened in January 2026 and our first cohort of eighty-four croupiers is midway through a nine-month training programme run in partnership with a Baltic hospitality school — thirty-one weeks on procedure, chip handling, game protection, customer care and, importantly, on recognising and responding to signs of gambling harm.
The harbourmaster's tower reopens as a public viewing platform and café in the same week the casino resort opens. It costs nothing to visit. That was the deal we made with the city, and we intend to keep it well past the ribbon-cutting.
- 1908Grain and salt terminal opens at Kaskiranta; the ninety-metre hall is completed with riveted steel trusses.
- 1931The harbourmaster's tower is added, becoming the tallest structure on this stretch of coast.
- 1994Commercial shipping ends. The site enters two decades of informal, occasional use.
- 2019The city tenders the parcel with heritage and public-access conditions attached.
- 2021Our scheme is selected. Design development begins with the 1908 hall preserved intact.
- 2024Land-based gaming licence granted under Finland's reformed framework.
- 2027The casino resort opens on 14 May, with the public tower and promenade opening the same week.
The main floor
148 live tables under a ninety-metre roof
The floor is arranged as four connected rooms rather than one hall, so that a busy Saturday never feels like a crush and a quiet Tuesday never feels empty.
Roulette
Thirty-two roulette tables, all single zero. We will not operate double-zero wheels on the main floor at any point, at any limit; the house edge on a French wheel is 2.70 per cent and we would rather compete on rooms and service than on a second green pocket. Twelve tables run la partage, returning half of an even-money stake when the ball lands on zero, which brings the edge on those bets down to 1.35 per cent.
Six wheels are automated multi-terminal setups for players who prefer to sit with a screen and a coffee rather than stand at a rail. Two are dedicated Sic Bo and Big Six positions during peak hours.
Blackjack
Forty-one blackjack tables across three rule sets. Our core game is six decks, dealer stands on soft seventeen, double after split permitted, resplit to four hands, surrender available late — a house edge of roughly 0.34 per cent against a player using basic strategy correctly. Nine tables run a double-deck game with slightly tighter doubling rules. Four high-limit tables in the salons deal a hand-shuffled shoe with the dealer standing on all seventeens.
Every blackjack table pays three to two on a natural. Six-to-five blackjack will not be dealt anywhere in the building. That is a permanent commitment, printed on the felt.
Baccarat and punto banco
Twenty-six tables, including eight full-size squeeze tables in the East Room where the shoe passes around the players in the traditional way. Commission on winning banker bets is five per cent on standard tables; four no-commission tables use the alternative payout schedule. Roadmaps — big road, bead plate, big eye boy — are displayed at every seat, because half the pleasure of the game for many players is the pattern-watching, whatever the mathematics say about it.
Poker
The dedicated poker room holds twenty-two tables behind glass on the north side, with its own bar, cash desk and quiet room. Daily cash games run no-limit hold'em and pot-limit Omaha from midday until the last player leaves. The rake is capped and posted at every table, and there is no rake at all on hands that end pre-flop.
Craps, carnival and specialty
Four craps tables — a rarity this far north — plus twenty-three tables of Casino Hold'em, Ultimate Texas Hold'em, three-card poker, Caribbean stud and pai gow poker. Two of the craps tables run a reduced-minimum learners' game every afternoon with a dealer whose entire job is to explain the layout to newcomers.
| Game | Minimum | Maximum | Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roulette, single zero | €2 | €6,000 straight up | Main floor |
| Roulette, la partage | €10 | €12,000 even money | West Room |
| Blackjack, six deck | €10 | €3,000 | Main floor |
| Blackjack, double deck | €25 | €5,000 | West Room |
| Punto banco | €10 | €10,000 | Main floor |
| Baccarat, squeeze | €100 | €40,000 | East Room |
| Craps, pass line | €5 | €2,000 (3-4-5x odds) | Main floor |
| Casino Hold'em | €5 | €1,000 ante | Main floor |
| Poker cash, NLHE | €1 / €2 blinds | Uncapped buy-in | Poker room |
| Poker cash, PLO | €2 / €5 blinds | €2,000 buy-in cap | Poker room |
| Salon Privé, any game | €500 | €250,000 by arrangement | Private salons |
Limits are reviewed monthly and may be raised or lowered by the floor manager on the day. Maximum payouts per hand or spin are governed by the house rules published in full at the cash desk and in the Terms of Use.
Machines
1,900 slots, and every return-to-player figure on the glass
The slot halls run along the landward side of the building on two levels, connected by an open stair. Denominations start at one cent and run to €100 a spin. There are 1,900 positions in total: 1,540 video slots, 210 electronic table positions linked to live dealers, ninety-four classic three-reel mechanical-style cabinets and fifty-six video poker machines.
Here is the part that matters and that most operators bury. Every machine in this casino resort displays its theoretical return to player on a permanent label at eye level, next to the denomination. Not in a menu four taps deep — on the glass. Our floor-wide average RTP at opening will be 94.6 per cent, and no machine on the property will be configured below 91 per cent.
What you will find
- Linked progressives. Four in-house jackpot networks seeded at €50,000, €150,000, €400,000 and €1,000,000, funded from a fixed contribution per spin that is disclosed on the paytable.
- Video poker with published schedules. Nine-six Jacks or Better, Deuces Wild and Double Double Bonus, all with full paytables printed at the machine rather than only on screen.
- Live-dealer terminals. 210 seats streaming from three studio tables on the main floor, so a player can join a €5 baccarat shoe without leaving a comfortable chair.
- Quiet bank. Sixty machines in a low-noise zone with sound capped, no attract-mode audio, and softer lighting. It exists because we asked players what they wanted and this is what they said.
Every machine accepts a player card, and every card can carry a hard loss limit, a time limit and a scheduled break that the machine itself enforces. You set it; we cannot override it. Details are on the responsible gambling page.
Private play
Four salons, four temperaments
The salons sit on the third floor with their own lift, their own cash desk and their own kitchen pass. Access is by membership or by arrangement with the host team; there is no rope line and no theatre about it.
Salon Kaski
The largest of the four, with three tables and a long window facing west over the channel. Configured for baccarat and blackjack, with a table maximum of €250,000 by prior arrangement. Seats fourteen comfortably. A dining table for eight sits at the far end, served directly from the Nordic kitchen downstairs.
Minimum buy-in €25,000 · Twenty-four hours' notice preferred
Salon Merikko
A two-table room built for groups who want to play the same game together: one roulette wheel, one blackjack table, and enough space around both for the people who came to watch. Popular with celebration bookings. The sound system is genuinely good, which is not something most gaming rooms can claim.
Minimum buy-in €10,000 · Available from 16:00
Salon Talvi
The quiet one. A single hand-shuffled blackjack table, a fireplace, four armchairs and no screens of any kind. Talvi is booked more often by solitary players than by groups, and the host team has standing instructions to leave the door closed and the interruptions to a minimum.
Minimum buy-in €25,000 · Single-party booking only
Salon Ranta
Poker only. A ten-handed table under a low pendant, with its own dealer rotation, its own bar and a terrace door that opens in summer. Private games are arranged through the poker room manager, and the house takes a time charge rather than a rake so that the pot is never touched.
Time charge €120 per half hour, per seat
How salon access works
There is no invitation-only mystique here and no secret list. Salon access is arranged in one of three ways: through the annual membership programme, through the host team with a confirmed front-money deposit, or as part of a suite booking at the Kaskiranta level and above. Front money is held in a segregated client account, is fully refundable at any time, and earns no interest for us or for you.
We do not extend credit for gaming. Not to members, not to suite guests, not to anyone. Every stake in this casino resort is funded from cleared money the player already has. If that makes us a less exciting destination for a particular kind of visitor, we have made our peace with it.
Six kitchens
Dining that would justify the trip on its own
Head chef Liisa Aaltonen has built the food programme around a simple rule: nothing arrives from more than 400 kilometres away unless there is no honest local alternative. The wine list ignores that rule entirely, and we are fine about it.
Kaskiranta — Nordic tasting room
Twenty-four seats, one sitting a night, five nights a week. A nine-course menu that changes with what the boats and the forest floor provide. An indicative autumn menu:
- Cured Baltic herring, green apple, dill oil, rye crisp
- Roasted Jerusalem artichoke, hazelnut, aged sheep's cheese
- Pike-perch poached in butter, fermented gooseberry, sorrel
- Cep and barley risotto, pine salt, egg yolk cured in birch sap
- Archipelago crab, brown butter hollandaise, sea buckthorn
- Reindeer fillet, juniper, celeriac, blackcurrant leaf
- Lingonberry sorbet, buttermilk, toasted oat
- Cloudberry, white chocolate, spruce shoot
- Birch sap caramels and rye shortbread with coffee
€215 per person. Wine pairing €140, non-alcoholic pairing €70. Vegetarian menu available with equal billing on the same card, not as an afterthought.
Merilinja
A brasserie for the whole property, open from 06:30 to 01:00 with no gap between services. Oysters from the cold counter, a proper steak frites, roast chicken for two, a bowl of salmon soup that costs €19 and could feed a stevedore. Booking is possible but rarely necessary.
Mains €22 – €58
Suola
Wood-fired seafood on the promenade level, with a terrace over the water from May to September. Whole turbot for the table, langoustines with garlic butter, and a Friday shellfish tower that has already become the thing people photograph. Twelve Nordic sparkling wines by the glass.
Mains €26 – €74
Kanto
A twenty-seat counter serving Japanese food to the poker room's schedule — which is to say, until very late. Nigiri, robata skewers, a short sake list and one of the better whisky selections in the country. You can eat here in twenty minutes or three hours.
Omakase €120 · À la carte from €14
Torni Café
In the restored 1931 harbourmaster's tower, open to the public with no gaming access required. Coffee, cardamom buns, open sandwiches and the best view of the channel from any chair in the city. Free to enter, seven days a week.
From €4
Salon service
A dedicated kitchen pass on the third floor serving the private salons directly. A short menu built for eating while playing: small plates, one-handed food, nothing that needs a knife and fork and full attention. Available whenever the salons are open.
Included in salon minimums
Aalto Bar
The room between the gaming floor and the theatre, with a fifty-cover bar, a small stage for a trio and a cocktail list built around Nordic botanicals. From 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays the trio becomes a quartet and the room stops pretending it is quiet.
Cocktails from €16
Where you sleep
420 suites and residences, every one facing water
The hotel wing rises seven storeys along the old quay wall. There are no interior rooms and no courtyard views; the building is one room deep for exactly that reason. Ceilings are 2.9 metres, windows run floor to ceiling, and every room above the second floor has a balcony deep enough to sit on.
- Channel212 rooms, 42 m². King or twin, walk-in shower, reading chair, desk. From €280 a night.
- Terrace128 suites, 68 m². Separate living room, deep balcony, freestanding bath. From €460.
- Kaskiranta62 suites, 110 m². Two bathrooms, dining table for six, sauna, salon access included. From €900.
- Tower14 residences, 190 m². Two bedrooms, private sauna and plunge pool, kitchen, host service. From €2,400.
- Harbourmaster4 suites, 260 m². Top two floors of the tower, 360-degree views, private lift. On request.
Every room has a sauna within thirty seconds' walk — either private, on the floor, or in the spa. This is Finland and we are not going to be strange about it.
The spa on the ground floor draws filtered seawater into three pools at different temperatures, alongside six saunas, a smoke sauna, a cold plunge cut into the quay and a treatment wing of fourteen rooms. Hotel guests have access included; day passes are sold to the public when capacity allows.
Stage and screen
A 1,600-seat theatre with a real fly tower
We could have built a ballroom with a stage at one end and called it entertainment. Instead the theatre is a proper receiving house: a 22-metre fly tower, an orchestra pit for sixty players, a variable proscenium and an acoustic that works unamplified. It sits on the water side of the building with its own street entrance, so a concert audience never has to walk through the gaming floor.
The opening season, announced in stages through 2026, is built on four strands:
- Residencies. Two long-form productions a year, each running four to six weeks, of the scale that normally skips the Nordics entirely.
- Concerts. Roughly ninety nights a year across jazz, classical, folk and contemporary, including a winter chamber series programmed with a Helsinki ensemble.
- Comedy and spoken word. Thursday nights, in Finnish, Swedish and English on rotation.
- Community use. Forty dates a year are held back at cost for local schools, choirs and dance companies. That was a condition of the site tender and it is one we would have offered anyway.
A second, smaller room — the Studio, 240 seats — sits beneath it for late sets, previews and club nights.
announced autumn 2026
Membership and rewards
A programme that rewards visits, not losses
Most loyalty schemes in this industry pay you back a fraction of what you lost, which quietly makes losing the qualifying activity. Ours does not work that way.
Kaari
Free to join, from your first visit. Priority booking at all six restaurants, a complimentary spa entry each quarter, and no queue at the cloakroom. Points accrue on hotel, dining and spa spend only.
Kaari Plus
€480 a year. Everything above plus a guaranteed table booking within two hours' notice, theatre pre-sale access, valet parking and two suite upgrades a year subject to availability.
Salon membership
By application. Salon access, a dedicated host, private lift entry and priority on opening-week theatre dates. Requires an annual review conversation that covers affordability as well as service.
No tier in this programme is reached by gaming turnover, and no benefit is contingent on continuing to play. Members may downgrade or leave at any time with a single phone call, and any self-exclusion automatically and permanently closes the associated membership without penalty or argument.
Getting here
Fifteen minutes from the market square
Kaskiranta sits on the eastern shore, reachable by tram, ferry, taxi or, in summer, on foot along the coastal path. Helsinki-Vantaa airport is a forty-minute drive. Tallinn is two hours by fast ferry, Stockholm an overnight crossing, and Saint Petersburg is closer than most visitors assume.
- TramLine 9 to Kaskiranta terminus, then a two-minute walk along the promenade.
- FerrySeasonal service from the Market Square, twenty-two minutes, hourly from May to September.
- Car620 underground spaces, 180 with chargers. Valet at the north entrance.
- Bicycle340 covered racks and a repair stand. The coastal path runs to the door.
What to expect at the door
Entry to the gaming floor requires photo identification for everyone, every visit, regardless of apparent age. This is not a formality: identification is checked against the national self-exclusion register before entry is granted. Dress is smart-casual after 18:00 — no beachwear, no sports kit, and we would rather not have to mention it at the door.
Before you ask
Questions we get most often
When exactly does the casino resort open?
Doors open to the public on 14 May 2027. Hotel bookings open twelve months in advance; the opening list at the bottom of this page gets you the email the morning the calendar goes live.
Do I need to gamble to visit?
No. The promenade, the tower café, the theatre, the spa and four of the six restaurants are reachable without entering a gaming area, and each has its own street or promenade entrance.
What is the minimum age?
Eighteen, verified by photo identification at every entry to a gaming area. There are no exceptions, including for accompanied young people passing through.
Can I set limits on my own play in advance?
Yes, and we would encourage it. Loss, deposit, time and visit-frequency limits can all be set before you arrive and take effect the moment your card is issued. Limits can be tightened instantly and loosened only after a 72-hour cooling-off period.
Is there a dress code?
Smart-casual after 18:00 across the property. The salons ask for jacket or equivalent. Before 18:00 the only rule is common sense.
Do you offer credit or markers?
No. This casino resort does not extend gaming credit in any form. Front money may be deposited in advance and is refundable at any time.
Can I book the theatre without staying?
Yes. Theatre tickets are sold to the general public with a separate entrance and no gaming-area access required.
What currencies and payment methods will you accept?
Euros at the cash desk, with card and bank transfer accepted for hotel, dining and front-money deposits. Cash transactions above the statutory threshold trigger standard source-of-funds checks under Finnish and EU anti-money-laundering law.
Play should be worth the money you decided to spend
Everything on this page is designed around one idea: that a casino resort earns its place by being somewhere you are glad to have spent an evening, whatever the cards did. Set a budget before you arrive. Treat it as the cost of the evening rather than an investment. And if it ever stops being fun, our staff are trained to help you stop — read how our player protection works, or call the team on +358 9 4245 8800.
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About Superiuusi
A casino resort, hotel, theatre and spa on the Kaskiranta quay, opening 14 May 2027.
Who we are
Superiuusi is a licensed land-based gaming and hospitality destination on the eastern shore of the Helsinki archipelago. The property comprises a 9,400 square metre gaming floor, 420 suites and residences, six restaurants, two bars, a 1,600-seat theatre, a 240-seat studio, a seawater spa and a public promenade with a restored 1931 harbourmaster's tower open free of charge to the public.
Our licence to operate land-based gaming was granted by the Finnish supervisory authority in March 2024 and is subject to continuing conditions covering player identification, self-exclusion, anti-money-laundering controls, game fairness testing and staff training in the prevention of gambling harm. Independent testing of all random number generators and table procedures is carried out annually by an accredited laboratory, and the resulting certificates are available on request.
What we are trying to do differently
We took three positions early in the design of this casino resort and we have not moved from them. First, daylight: the gaming floor has windows, and it has clocks. Second, transparency: every slot machine shows its return-to-player figure on the glass, every table posts its rules and limits, and blackjack pays three to two everywhere in the building. Third, no credit: we do not lend money for gambling to anybody, at any level of play.
We also committed, as part of the site tender, to keeping the shoreline public. The promenade, the tower, the tower café and the theatre entrance are all reachable without passing through a gaming area, and always will be.
Our people
At opening the property will employ approximately 1,180 people, of whom 340 work on the gaming floor. Every guest-facing member of staff completes certified training in recognising and responding to signs of gambling harm before their first shift, with mandatory refresher training every twelve months. Floor supervisors hold an additional qualification in intervention and are empowered — without needing management approval — to suspend play, offer a break, or begin a self-exclusion at a guest's request.
Accessibility
The entire property is step-free. Induction loops are fitted in the theatre, at the cash desks and at the reception. Twenty-eight guest rooms are designed for wheelchair users, with roll-in showers and lowered fittings. Gaming tables at wheelchair height are available in every room on the floor, and the poker room has two such tables as standard. Assistance animals are welcome everywhere on the property. If you have a specific requirement, contact us before your visit and we will confirm arrangements in writing.
Working with us
Recruitment for the 2027 opening runs continuously through 2026, covering gaming operations, kitchens, front of house, housekeeping, technical theatre, security and compliance. We recruit croupiers with no prior experience and train them ourselves over a nine-month programme. Write to the support address below with the word recruitment in the subject line and the team will send the current openings.
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Privacy Policy
How we collect, use, store and protect personal data. Last updated 1 September 2026.
1. Scope of this policy
This policy explains how personal data is handled by the operator of superiuusi.com and of the casino resort, hotel, restaurants, theatre and spa at Kaskirannankatu 14, 00570 Helsinki, Finland. It applies to this website, to enquiries made by telephone or email, to bookings, to membership accounts and, from opening, to visits to the property itself. Where a service is operated on our behalf by a third party, that party acts as our processor under a written agreement and may not use your data for its own purposes.
The operator is the data controller. Contact details for privacy matters are: Kaskirannankatu 14, Kaskiranta Quay, 00570 Helsinki, Finland; telephone +358 9 4245 8800; email support@superiuusi.com marked “For the DPO”.
2. Categories of personal data we collect
2.1 Data you give us
- Identity data: full name, date of birth, nationality, and the details of the photo identification you present on entry.
- Contact data: postal address, email address, telephone number.
- Booking data: arrival and departure dates, room preferences, dietary requirements, accessibility requirements, party composition.
- Payment data: card token, billing address and transaction records. We do not store full card numbers; card data is captured directly by our payment processor.
- Communication data: the content of emails, contact forms, letters and recorded telephone calls with our teams.
- Preference data: marketing choices, limit settings, membership tier, and any self-exclusion instruction you give us.
2.2 Data generated by your use of our services
- Play data: card-tracked wagering, session duration, machine and table identifiers, and cash-desk transactions.
- Financial-crime data: source-of-funds evidence and transaction monitoring records required by anti-money-laundering law.
- Security data: closed-circuit television footage of public and gaming areas, entry and exit logs, and incident reports.
- Technical data: IP address, browser type and version, device type, operating system, referring page, and pages viewed on this website.
2.3 Data from third parties
We receive data from identity verification providers, from the national self-exclusion register, from payment processors, from anti-money-laundering screening services including politically exposed person and sanctions lists, and from booking partners where you reserved through them rather than directly.
3. Why we use your data and on what legal basis
- To provide what you booked — rooms, tables, meals, tickets, membership. Legal basis: performance of a contract.
- To verify age and identity at entry. Legal basis: legal obligation, and substantial public interest.
- To operate self-exclusion, limits and player protection. Legal basis: legal obligation and vital interests, supported by our licence conditions.
- To prevent money laundering, fraud, cheating and advantage play. Legal basis: legal obligation and legitimate interests in protecting the integrity of our games.
- To keep people and property safe through video surveillance. Legal basis: legitimate interests and legal obligation.
- To send you marketing you asked for. Legal basis: consent, which you may withdraw at any time.
- To improve the website and our services through analytics. Legal basis: consent, given through the cookie banner.
- To handle complaints, disputes and legal claims. Legal basis: legitimate interests and establishment or defence of legal claims.
4. Special category and sensitive data
We do not seek special category data. We will process health-related information you volunteer — an accessibility requirement, an allergy, or a disclosure about gambling harm — only to give you the service or protection you asked for, on the basis of your explicit consent or, where the situation is urgent, to protect vital interests. Records of gambling-harm interventions are kept separately from marketing systems and are never used to target communications at you.
5. Automated decision-making and profiling
We use rule-based monitoring to flag patterns that may indicate gambling harm, money laundering or game manipulation. These systems raise an alert for a trained human being to review; they do not by themselves produce legal or similarly significant effects. No decision to refuse entry, close an account or refuse a transaction is taken by software alone. You have the right to ask how such a decision was reached and to contest it.
6. Who we share data with
We share personal data with: the Finnish gaming supervisory authority and other regulators where required; police and courts on lawful request; the operator of the national self-exclusion register; payment institutions and banks; identity verification and screening providers; hotel, booking and ticketing platforms where you used them; IT hosting, email and customer-service providers; and professional advisers. We do not sell personal data, and we do not share it with advertising networks for their own purposes.
7. International transfers
Our infrastructure is hosted within the European Economic Area. Where a supplier processes data outside the EEA, the transfer is covered by an adequacy decision of the European Commission or by Standard Contractual Clauses together with a transfer risk assessment and, where necessary, additional technical measures such as encryption in transit and at rest. You may request a copy of the safeguards applied.
8. How long we keep data
- Enquiry and contact-form data: 24 months from last contact.
- Booking and payment records: 6 years from the end of the accounting period, as required by tax and accounting law.
- Identity and anti-money-laundering records: 5 years from the end of the customer relationship, or longer where an authority requires it.
- Play and account data: 5 years from account closure.
- Self-exclusion records: for the duration of the exclusion and 5 years afterwards, so that an exclusion cannot be quietly reversed.
- Video surveillance: 30 days, unless retained for a specific incident, investigation or legal claim.
- Marketing consent records: until consent is withdrawn, plus 2 years to evidence the withdrawal.
9. How we protect your data
We apply technical and organisational measures proportionate to the risk, including encryption of data in transit using current TLS, encryption at rest for identity and payment-related stores, network segmentation between the gaming, hotel and public networks, role-based access control with least-privilege defaults, mandatory multi-factor authentication for staff systems, tamper-evident logging, annual penetration testing by an external firm, and documented incident-response procedures rehearsed twice a year. Staff receive data-protection training on induction and annually thereafter. Where a personal data breach is likely to result in a risk to your rights, we notify the supervisory authority within 72 hours and, where the risk is high, we notify you directly and without undue delay.
10. Your rights
Subject to the conditions in applicable law, you may request access to your data, correction of inaccurate data, erasure, restriction of processing, portability of data you provided to us, and you may object to processing based on legitimate interests or to direct marketing at any time. Where processing rests on consent, you may withdraw it at any time without affecting the lawfulness of earlier processing. Some rights are limited: we cannot erase records we are legally required to keep, and we will not erase a self-exclusion record while the exclusion is running.
To exercise a right, email support@superiuusi.com with “For the DPO” in the subject line, or write to the postal address above. We respond within one month and may extend by two further months for complex requests, telling you why. We may ask for proof of identity before acting, because handing your data to somebody else would be a worse outcome than a short delay.
11. Children
Our services are not directed at anyone under 18 and we do not knowingly collect data from minors. If we learn that we hold data about a person under 18 who has attempted to use gaming services, we delete it except where a record must be kept to evidence the refusal of entry.
12. Complaints
If you are unhappy with how we have handled your data, tell us first — most issues are resolved quickly. You also have the right to complain to the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman, or to the supervisory authority in your country of residence or place of the alleged infringement.
13. Changes to this policy
We review this policy at least annually. Material changes will be announced on this page and, where the change affects processing based on consent, we will ask for consent again. The date at the top of this page always reflects the current version.
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Compliance disclosures for residents of the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and California. Last updated 1 September 2026.
Part A — GDPR notice for EEA and UK residents
A1. Controller and representative
The operator of superiuusi.com is the controller of personal data described in this notice and is established in Finland, within the European Union. Contact: Kaskirannankatu 14, 00570 Helsinki, Finland; +358 9 4245 8800; support@superiuusi.com. A data protection officer is appointed and reachable at the same address and email, marked “For the DPO”.
A2. Lawful bases we rely on
We process personal data under Article 6(1) GDPR on the bases of contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests, consent and, in narrow circumstances involving player welfare, vital interests. Where we rely on legitimate interests — principally security, fraud prevention, game integrity and service improvement — we have carried out and documented a balancing assessment, and you may request a summary of it.
A3. Your rights in full
- Article 15 — the right of access, including a copy of your data and the information in this notice.
- Article 16 — the right to rectification of inaccurate or incomplete data.
- Article 17 — the right to erasure, subject to our legal retention duties.
- Article 18 — the right to restriction of processing while a dispute is resolved.
- Article 20 — the right to portability of data you supplied, in a structured, machine-readable format.
- Article 21 — the right to object, absolutely in the case of direct marketing.
- Article 22 — the right not to be subject to solely automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effect.
- Article 7(3) — the right to withdraw consent at any time.
- Article 77 — the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
A4. Response times and cost
Requests are free. We respond within one month, extendable by two months for complex or numerous requests, with reasons given. Manifestly unfounded or excessive repeat requests may attract a reasonable administrative fee or be refused, with an explanation and information about your right to complain.
A5. Transfers outside the EEA
Where transfers occur, we rely on adequacy decisions or on the 2021 Standard Contractual Clauses, supplemented by a transfer impact assessment and technical measures. UK transfers additionally use the UK International Data Transfer Addendum.
Part B — CCPA and CPRA notice for California residents
B1. Categories collected in the past 12 months
- Identifiers — name, postal address, email, telephone, IP address, government identification number where legally required.
- Personal information under Cal. Civ. Code §1798.80 — signature, financial account information, transaction records.
- Characteristics of protected classifications — age and, where volunteered, disability information for accessibility.
- Commercial information — bookings, purchases, and services considered or received.
- Internet activity — browsing on this site, interaction with our emails.
- Geolocation — approximate location derived from IP address.
- Audio and visual information — recorded calls and CCTV footage on the property.
- Sensitive personal information — government identifiers and, where you provide it, precise financial account information, used only for permitted business purposes.
- Inferences — service preferences drawn from your interactions with us.
B2. Sources, purposes and disclosures
Sources and purposes are as set out in our Privacy Policy. In the past twelve months we have disclosed personal information for business purposes to service providers in hosting, payments, identity verification, ticketing, email delivery and customer support, each bound by a written contract restricting their use of it.
B3. No sale, no sharing for cross-context behavioural advertising
We do not sell personal information, and we have not sold it in the preceding twelve months. We do not share personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising, and we do not knowingly collect or sell the personal information of consumers under 16 years of age.
B4. Your California rights
- The right to know what personal information we collect, use, disclose and retain, and to receive a copy.
- The right to delete personal information, subject to statutory exemptions including record-keeping under gaming and financial law.
- The right to correct inaccurate personal information.
- The right to limit the use and disclosure of sensitive personal information.
- The right to opt out of sale or sharing — although, as stated, we do neither.
- The right to non-discrimination for exercising any of these rights. We will not deny service, charge a different price or provide a lower quality of service because you exercised a right.
B5. How to submit a request
Email support@superiuusi.com with “California privacy request” in the subject line, or call +358 9 4245 8800. We verify requests by matching at least two data points you have previously given us; for deletion requests involving sensitive records we may ask for a signed declaration. An authorised agent may act for you with written permission and proof of identity. We confirm receipt within 10 business days and respond within 45 calendar days, extendable once by a further 45 days with notice.
Part C — Cookies and similar technologies
C1. What we use
This website uses a small number of first-party cookies and equivalent storage technologies. No advertising or cross-site tracking cookies are set at any time, on any page.
| Category | Purpose | Consent | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Session integrity, load balancing, form security, remembering your cookie choice | Not required | Session to 12 months |
| Functional | Language, accessibility settings such as reduced motion, saved booking drafts | Consent | Up to 12 months |
| Analytics | Aggregated, IP-truncated measurement of page popularity and site errors | Consent | Up to 13 months |
| Advertising | Not used | — | — |
C2. Managing your choices
Non-essential cookies are set only after you accept them in the banner shown on your first visit. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time through the cookie settings link in the footer, and rejecting non-essential cookies is exactly as easy as accepting them — one click, on the same screen, with equally prominent buttons. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings; strictly necessary cookies are required for the site to function and blocking them may break booking forms.
C3. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
We honour the Global Privacy Control signal as a valid opt-out request from California residents and treat it as a withdrawal of consent to analytics cookies for all visitors. Because there is no agreed standard for Do Not Track headers, we treat a DNT signal in the same way.
C4. Server logs
Independently of cookies, our servers keep access logs containing truncated IP address, timestamp, requested resource and user agent, for security and troubleshooting. These are deleted after 30 days.
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Terms of Use
The conditions on which this website and, from opening, the property may be used. Last updated 1 September 2026.
1. Agreement to these terms
By accessing superiuusi.com, submitting an enquiry, making a booking or entering the property at Kaskirannankatu 14, 00570 Helsinki, you agree to these Terms of Use. If you do not agree, please do not use the website or the services. These terms operate alongside our Privacy Policy, our GDPR, CCPA & Cookies Policy and our Responsible Gambling commitments, all of which form part of this agreement.
2. Eligibility and age
You must be at least 18 years old to use the gaming services, to hold a membership, or to enter a gaming area. Photo identification is required at every entry to a gaming area, without exception and regardless of apparent age. Presenting false or altered identification is a criminal offence and will be reported. Persons registered on the national self-exclusion register, or excluded by us, may not enter a gaming area and any winnings arising from a breach of an exclusion will be withheld and, where required, remitted to the authority or to a designated charity.
3. Website use
3.1 Permitted use
You may browse this website, print pages and share links for personal, non-commercial purposes. You may not scrape, mirror, frame or systematically extract content; introduce malicious code; attempt to gain unauthorised access to any system; interfere with availability; or use automated tools to submit forms.
3.2 Accuracy of information
Information about the property is published in good faith during construction and pre-opening. Opening dates, facilities, table limits, restaurant menus, room counts, prices, programming and services are indicative and may change. Nothing on this website is an offer capable of acceptance; a booking exists only when we confirm it in writing and, where applicable, take payment.
4. Intellectual property
All content on this website — text, design, layout, code, graphics, marks and the name Superiuusi — is protected by copyright, trade mark and other intellectual property rights and is either owned by us or used under licence. No licence is granted except the limited permission in clause 3.1. You retain the rights in material you submit to us, but grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use it for the purpose of responding to your enquiry and operating our services.
5. Bookings, prices and cancellation
Room, restaurant, theatre and event bookings are governed by the specific terms shown at the time of booking, which prevail over this clause where they conflict. Prices include Finnish value added tax unless stated otherwise. Flexible rates may be cancelled up to 48 hours before arrival without charge; advance-purchase rates are non-refundable. Theatre tickets are non-refundable except where a performance is cancelled or materially altered, in which case the face value is refunded. We may take a pre-authorisation on your card against incidental charges.
6. House rules on the property
- Gaming is governed by the house rules for each game, published at the table and at the cash desk. Where a dispute arises, the house rules and the decision of the duty floor manager apply, subject to the complaints procedure in clause 10.
- Malfunction voids all plays and pays. Where a machine or table displays a result inconsistent with its rules or paytable, the correct result under the rules applies.
- Card counting, collusion, past posting, device use, chip manipulation and any other advantage or fraudulent technique are prohibited. We may decline any wager, close a table, refuse service, void a wager and remove any person, without giving reasons.
- We do not extend credit for gaming under any circumstances. Front money may be deposited in advance and is refundable on request.
- Photography and filming are not permitted in gaming areas. The property is monitored by CCTV throughout, as described in the Privacy Policy.
- Smoking is permitted only in designated exterior areas. Guests who are visibly intoxicated will not be served alcohol and will not be permitted to gamble.
- Dress is smart-casual after 18:00. The private salons ask for jacket or equivalent.
- We may refuse entry to, or remove, any person whose conduct threatens the safety, comfort or enjoyment of others, or the integrity of the games.
7. Payments, winnings and anti-money-laundering
Chips are valid only on the premises, have no value off the property and may not be transferred between persons as payment. Winnings above statutory thresholds are paid by bank transfer to an account in the winner's own name following identity verification. We are obliged to verify identity, screen against sanctions and politically exposed person lists, monitor transactions and report suspicious activity to the authorities, and we may be prohibited by law from telling you that a report has been made. We may decline a transaction or suspend an account pending source-of-funds evidence.
8. Membership
Membership is personal, non-transferable and granted at our discretion. Benefits may be varied on 30 days' notice. Membership may be suspended or terminated for breach of these terms, for conduct on the property, or where continued membership would be inconsistent with our player-protection duties. A self-exclusion automatically terminates membership and any accrued benefits are frozen rather than forfeited, and may be redeemed after the exclusion ends if you choose to return.
9. Liability
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded — including the statutory rights of consumers under Finnish and EU law, which are not affected by these terms.
Subject to that, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss; for loss of profit, opportunity or goodwill; for losses incurred through gambling itself; for interruption of the website; or for the acts of independent third parties such as transport operators and ticketing partners. Our total liability arising from a booking is limited to the amount paid for that booking. Property brought onto the premises is your responsibility; safes are provided in every room and deposit boxes at reception.
10. Complaints and disputes
Raise any complaint first with the duty manager, or afterwards in writing to support@superiuusi.com. We acknowledge within one business day and aim to resolve within 14 days. If you remain dissatisfied, you may refer a consumer dispute to the Finnish Consumer Disputes Board or, if you live elsewhere in the EU, use the European Commission's online dispute resolution platform. Gaming-specific disputes may additionally be referred to the Finnish gaming supervisory authority, whose determination we will accept.
11. Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms and any non-contractual obligations arising from them are governed by the laws of Finland. Disputes are subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Helsinki. If you are a consumer resident in another EU or EEA state, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your own country and may bring proceedings there.
12. Changes, severability and contact
We may amend these terms; the version in force is the one published here on the date of your use or booking, and material changes to booking terms will not be applied retrospectively to confirmed bookings. If a provision is held unenforceable, the remainder continues in effect. Questions about these terms: support@superiuusi.com, +358 9 4245 8800, or Kaskirannankatu 14, 00570 Helsinki, Finland.
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Responsible gambling
Player protection is a licence condition, a design constraint and the part of this business we are least willing to compromise on.
The rules we set for ourselves
Gambling is entertainment with a price. Over time, the house wins — that is how the games are built, and any operator who implies otherwise is misleading you. The only sensible way to play is to decide beforehand what the evening is worth to you, spend that and no more, and treat anything you win as a pleasant surprise rather than a plan.
Around that principle we have built a set of commitments that apply across the casino resort from the day it opens:
- No gaming credit, markers or loans, to anyone, at any level of play.
- No ATMs on the gaming floor, and no cash advance against a credit card anywhere on the property.
- Clocks and daylight throughout the gaming floor. Windows are never blacked out.
- Return-to-player figures displayed on the glass of every machine.
- Blackjack pays three to two on every table, permanently.
- No marketing to any person who has self-excluded, ever, by any channel.
- No loyalty tier or benefit that is earned by losing money.
- Free tap water, free soft drinks, and no alcohol served to a player who is visibly intoxicated.
Tools you can use
Deposit, loss and time limits
Every player card can carry a daily, weekly or monthly loss limit, a session time limit, a total visit-frequency limit and a scheduled forced break. Limits are enforced by the machines and by the cash desk. A limit can be tightened instantly at any terminal or desk. Loosening a limit takes effect only after a 72-hour cooling-off period, and never during the session in which it was requested.
Reality checks
You can ask for an on-screen reminder every 30 or 60 minutes showing how long you have played and your net position for the session. Staff will also prompt a break at any table where a session runs unusually long.
Time-out
A short break of 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, arranged in seconds at any desk or by telephone. During a time-out your card is inactive, marketing stops, and hotel and restaurant bookings are unaffected.
Self-exclusion
A formal exclusion of 6 months, 12 months, 5 years or permanently. It is arranged in person, by telephone on +358 9 4245 8800 or by email to support@superiuusi.com, and it takes effect immediately — we do not require a form to be completed first, and we do not ask you to justify the decision.
Once an exclusion is active: your identification is flagged at every entry point and entry to gaming areas is refused; your membership is closed and all marketing ceases permanently across every channel; any balance held in front money is returned to you in full; and the exclusion is registered with the national self-exclusion scheme, meaning it applies at other licensed venues too. An exclusion cannot be cancelled early. At the end of the term it does not lapse automatically — you must contact us, wait a 7-day reinstatement period, and speak with a trained member of the protection team before any access is restored.
Third-party concern
If you are worried about a family member, you can contact our protection team and we will listen, explain the options and, where the law allows, act on the information. We cannot confirm or deny whether a specific person visits us, and we cannot exclude an adult on someone else's say-so alone — but we can and do use what we are told when assessing risk, and we can send information about support services to the person concerned.
Signs worth taking seriously
- Gambling with money set aside for rent, bills, food or debts.
- Betting more than planned, or returning to win back what was lost.
- Borrowing, selling possessions or hiding spending from people close to you.
- Lying about how much time or money is going into it.
- Feeling irritable, restless or low when not gambling.
- Losing interest in work, study, family or things you used to enjoy.
- Thinking about gambling most of the day, most days.
Any one of these is worth a conversation. Several together usually mean it is time to stop and get support — and support works, particularly early.
Staff, training and intervention
Every guest-facing employee completes certified training in recognising gambling harm before their first shift, refreshed annually. Supervisors hold a further intervention qualification and may pause play, offer a break, remove a customer from a marketing list or begin a self-exclusion at the customer's request, without seeking approval from anyone. Interventions are logged, reviewed weekly by the protection team, and audited by the regulator. Staff bonuses are not linked to gaming revenue in any role, at any level, because paying people to keep a struggling player at the table is a design flaw we refuse to build in.
Protecting minors
Photo identification is checked at every entry to a gaming area, every time, for everyone. Persons under 18 may use the promenade, tower café, restaurants, theatre and hotel, but may not enter a gaming area or play any machine under any supervision. Unaccompanied children are not permitted in the property after 22:00, and children may never be left unattended anywhere, including vehicles in the car park — our security team will intervene and, where necessary, involve the police.