Casino Marbella once again donates the money from lost chips to the City Council: 13,341 euros in 2025

The Marbella City Council has once again supported the charitable initiative of Casino Marbella, which involves allocating the amount of lost chips during the year to social aid programs aimed at vulnerable groups in the municipality, with an amount that reached 13,341 euros in 2025, representing a 24 percent increase from the previous year. The Councilor for Social Rights, Isabel Cintado, expressed gratitude for "Casino Marbella's constant commitment to the most disadvantaged people in our city" and emphasized that "this contribution will strengthen various care and support programs that we develop from the Council."

The councilor explained that initiatives like this "demonstrate the importance of cooperation between the private sector and local administration in responding to the real needs of our residents." Meanwhile, the Director of Games at Casino Marbella, Manuel Romero, detailed that, "as in previous years, the amount of the so-called 'orphan chips' is entirely allocated to social purposes."

These chips correspond to amounts or bets lost throughout the year, found on the floor, on gaming tables, or abandoned during games, whose owner is unknown. He also stated that "for Casino Marbella, it is satisfying that these amounts can be transformed into direct aid for those who need it most," while reaffirming the willingness to "continue cooperating with the City Council on proposals that have a positive impact on the city."