Casinos in the United States, by state
Las Vegas61 casinos ・ Las Vegas Strip 28, Downtown Las Vegas 12Casino rules differ by state. Each state page has its entry rules, casino list and regulator.
| State | Main cities | Minimum age | Regulator |
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| Nevada (129) | Las Vegas, Reno and Lake Tahoe, Laughlin | 21+ |
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| Oklahoma (78) | Norman, Shawnee, Ardmore | Not confirmed |
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| California (52) | Sacramento, Chico, Livermore | Not confirmed |
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| Washington (34) | — | Not confirmed |
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| Florida (29) | Miami area | Not confirmed |
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| Colorado (24) | Black Hawk, Cripple Creek, Central City | Not confirmed |
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| Louisiana (22) | Baton Rouge, Bossier City, Lake Charles | 21+ |
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| Arizona (21) | Tucson, Chandler, Prescott | Not confirmed |
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| Iowa (21) | Council Bluffs, Dubuque, Altoona | 21+ |
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| New Mexico (20) | Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Farmington | Not confirmed |
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| Michigan (19) | Baraga, Battle Creek, Brimley | Not confirmed |
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| Wisconsin (19) | Ashland, Baraboo, Beloit | Not confirmed |
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| Mississippi (18) | Gulf Coast, Tunica, Vicksburg and Natchez | 21+ |
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| Pennsylvania (18) | Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Erie | 21+ |
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| Illinois (17) | Joliet, Alton, Aurora | 21+ |
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| Indiana (15) | Anderson, East Chicago, Elizabeth | 21+ |
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| New York (15) | Finger Lakes, Nichols, Schenectady | 21+ |
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| Minnesota (13) | Cass Lake, Columbus, Deer River | Not confirmed |
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| Missouri (13) | Kansas City, St. Louis, Boonville | Not confirmed |
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| Ohio (13) | Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland | 21+ |
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| New Jersey (10) | Atlantic City | 21+ |
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| Maryland (8) | Baltimore, Berlin, Cumberland | 21+ |
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| Kansas (7) | Dodge City, Horton, Kansas City | Not confirmed |
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| Kentucky (7) | Florence, Franklin, Henderson | Not confirmed |
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| Oregon (7) | Canyonville, Florence, Grand Ronde | Not confirmed |
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| South Dakota (7) | Deadwood, Flandreau | Not confirmed |
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| Nebraska (5) | Columbus, Grand Island, Lincoln | Not confirmed |
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| Montana (4) | Box Elder, Browning, Missoula | Not confirmed |
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| North Dakota (4) | Fort Yates, Hankinson, New Town | Not confirmed |
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| Alabama (3) | Atmore, Montgomery, Wetumpka | Not confirmed |
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| Delaware (3) | Dover, Harrington, Wilmington | 21+ |
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| Idaho (3) | Bonners Ferry, Fort Hall, Lewiston | Not confirmed |
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| Massachusetts (3) | Everett, Plainville, Springfield | 21+ |
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| North Carolina (3) | Kings Mountain | Not confirmed |
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| Arkansas (2) | Pine Bluff, West Memphis | Not confirmed |
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| Connecticut (2) | Mashantucket, Uncasville | 21+ |
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| Maine (2) | Oxford | Not confirmed |
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| Rhode Island (2) | Lincoln, Tiverton | 18+ |
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| Texas (2) | Eagle Pass, Livingston | Not confirmed |
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| West Virginia (2) | Cross Lanes, Wheeling | 21+ |
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| Wyoming (1) | Lander | Not confirmed |
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States of the United States with nothing listed
- Hawaiibanned by law
Rules that apply across the United States
Sources
Each casino’s sources are on its own page.
There are 677 casinos and racetracks in the United States (676 open, 1 temporarily closed). By type: Integrated resort 340, Casino 199, Card room 81, Racino 45, Racetrack 12. The minimum age varies (see the table below). Confirmed so far: games offered for 357, poker rooms for 172, blackjack rules for 23 and 24-hour opening for 102. Items we have not confirmed are marked “Not confirmed”.