US Casinos by State
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- Alabama: 3 casinos
- Alaska: 1 casino
- Arizona: 25 casinos
- Arkansas: 3 casinos
- California: 62 casinos
- Colorado: 28 casinos
- Connecticut: 2 casinos
- Delaware: 3 casinos
- Florida: 12 casinos
- Idaho: 2 casinos
- Illinois: 12 casinos
- Indiana: 14 casinos
- Iowa: 22 casinos
- Kansas: 7 casinos
- Kentucky: 5 casinos
- Louisiana: 23 casinos
- Maine: 2 casinos
- Maryland: 6 casinos
- Massachusetts: 4 casinos
- Michigan: 27 casinos
- Minnesota: 20 casinos
- Mississippi: 28 casinos
- Missouri: 10 casinos
- Montana: 3 casinos
- Nebraska: 5 casinos
- Nevada: 152 casinos
- New Hampshire: 7 casinos
- New Jersey: 9 casinos
- New Mexico: 20 casinos
- New York: 16 casinos
- North Carolina: 3 casinos
- North Dakota: 4 casinos
- Ohio: 11 casinos
- Oklahoma: 116 casinos
- Oregon: 9 casinos
- Pennsylvania: 17 casinos
- Rhode Island: 2 casinos
- South Dakota: 10 casinos
- Texas: 2 casinos
- Virginia: 5 casinos
- Washington: 33 casinos
- West Virginia: 5 casinos
- Wisconsin: 21 casinos
- Wyoming: 2 casinos
Which States Have Casinos?
14 states have both commercial and tribal casinos.
15 have tribal casinos only.
Tribal Casinos in the US
383 tribal casinos in 29 states. Each tribal casino is regulated by that tribe's gaming commission, under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA). Where a casino offers Class III games (the games a tribal-state compact covers), a compact with the state also applies, and the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) has oversight.
Need help with gambling? Call or text the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738). It's run by the National Council on Problem Gambling.
The helpline connects you with local help in all 50 states and U.S. territories. NCPG also has a state-by-state resource map.
The minimum gambling age depends on the state and the casino. Check with the casino before you go.