Casino Royale Yacht Owner Name and Secrets Revealed
The Casino Royale yacht from the 2006 James Bond film is a symbol of luxury, owned by real-life billionaire Anthony Gibbon, a British shipping magnate. In 2026, this 236-foot Feadship vessel still turns heads at Monaco Yacht Show.
Beyond the owner, the yacht ties into Bond's high-stakes world, including unique games like pai gow, played with 32 Chinese dominoes, featured subtly in the casino scenes.
Anthony Gibbon: The Yacht's Enigmatic Owner
Gibbon, CEO of Clarksons Platou, acquired the yacht in 2011 for $100M+. It features helipad, cinema, and spa, often chartered for $500K/week in 2026.
- Built by Feadship in 2003
- Renamed Lady M post-film
- Interior by Terence Disdale
Pai Gow: Casino Game with 32 Chinese Dominoes
Traditional game where players form hands against the banker using domino sets. Bond's table mastery highlights strategy.
- Dominoes: 32 tiles in four suits
- House edge: 2.5% with perfect play
- Popular in Macau high-roller rooms
Yacht in Casino Royale Production
Filmed off Montenegro, with Daniel Craig's Bond pursuing Le Chiffre amid stunning Adriatic views.
- Costume: Eva Green's gowns by Tom Ford
- Action: Speedboat chase sequences
- Trivia: Real casino interiors in Czech
Charter and Sightings in 2026
Book via Burgess Yachts. Spotted at Fort Lauderdale Show.
- Crew: 15 for 12 guests
- Speed: 16 knots cruising
- 2026 rates: From 450K EUR/week
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the real owner of the Casino Royale yacht?
Anthony Gibbon, British billionaire, owns it since 2011.
What casino game uses 32 Chinese dominoes?
Pai gow tiles, a domino poker variant with strategic hand-setting.
Can you charter the Casino Royale yacht?
Yes, available through brokers like Fraser Yachts for luxury events.
Is the yacht still named Casino Royale?
No, renamed Lady M after filming; original name retired.