High Rollers Sports Bar & Gentleman's Club

Sport first, with an adult-club format

High Rollers Sports Bar & Gentleman’s Club is a two-floor venue on Soi Chaiyapoon, combining serious match coverage with adult hostess-bar service. Its clearest audience is a group of adult sports fans who want company, pool and drinks around a game. It is not a conventional family pub, and visitors who would be uncomfortable with the hostess element should make another choice.

The sports hardware is unusually extensive: 22 televisions, a large projector and free Brunswick pool tables are advertised. Multiple screens make simultaneous fixtures more realistic, while the projector suits a main event. The layout also includes air-conditioning, a balcony, VIP booths and more private seating. Ask about one specific fixture before travelling, particularly for less common leagues or overlapping games.

The two-floor layout is useful when different groups want different sports, but it does not guarantee sound for every screen. Decide whether commentary, a large image or a quieter booth matters most and ask where the chosen event will run. Pool being free removes a separate game fee, although table availability will depend on the crowd and any informal playing order.

Deals range from early Guinness to a midnight reset

The most useful published prices are specific rather than vague spending bands. Guinness is advertised at THB 210 before 19:00 and THB 260 afterward. A reverse happy hour runs from midnight to 04:00, with bottled beers listed at THB 80 and selected vodka, rum, gin, whisky and bourbon at THB 110. Buy-one-get-one cocktails are also promoted.

Food extends beyond bar snacks. A Sunday BBQ is published at THB 349, including half a rack of ribs, grilled corn, potato wedges, salad, coleslaw and dips. Restaurant Guru separately categorises the menu across British, Italian and Thai food. Promotions and menus change, so confirm the current deal and any conditions before ordering; a third-party spending band is not a substitute for the bill in front of you.

The offers also operate at different times. The Guinness price changes at 19:00, while the reverse happy hour starts at midnight; neither should be applied automatically outside its window. Buy-one-get-one cocktails may have eligible-drink or same-customer conditions that are not fully published. Ask which promotion is active before the first order, especially when a visit crosses a price-change boundary.

Timing and crowd trade-offs

Published hours conflict. Cheers Pattaya says the venue opens at 18:00, while Restaurant Guru lists noon-to-03:00 daily. That discrepancy mainly affects afternoon sport. Call +66 87 798 5779 or check the official site rather than assuming the bar is staffed for an early kickoff.

Major fixtures can make the room noisy and competition for the best screen angle is likely. Arrive before kickoff if seating matters. The adult service model can also make a visit cost more than the advertised beer alone, so ask prices before buying drinks for anyone else.

Private and VIP seating may reduce crowd pressure, but it should not be assumed to be free or available without notice. Confirm any booking condition, minimum spend and the view of the requested screen. That check matters more than choosing a booth by appearance after the match has started.

Choose it when screen choice, late hours, pool and a social adult atmosphere matter more than a traditional pub setting. Skip it for children, a quiet meal, transparent all-in pricing or a daytime match that has not been confirmed directly.

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