At a glance[1]
- Status
- Open
- Type
- Integrated resort
- Licence
- Tribal casino
- Regulator
- National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC)
Official website
Practise in the app
A link will appear once the app is out.
Coming soonEntry and money rules for Glacier Peaks Hotel & Casino
| Item | Details | Status |
|---|---|---|
What is the minimum age? | 18 or older | Confirmed |
Are winnings taxed? | Winnings are generally subject to 30% withholding, except Blackjack, Baccarat, Craps, Roulette, Big Six. | Confirmed[2][3] |
Do I have to declare cash I bring in? | The cash-declaration threshold when crossing the border is US$10,000. | Confirmed[4] |
Is there a dress code? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Is there an entry fee? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Can I use cash or a credit card? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Can I exchange money? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
What are the minimum bets? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Can foreign visitors enter? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Open 24 hours? | Not confirmed. | Not confirmed |
Status: Confirmed = checked with a source; No rule in law = checked and no rule exists; Varies = set by each venue; Not confirmed = not yet checked.
Beyond the tables[1]
Only confirmed items are displayed.
Slot machinesYes
BingoYes
Sources
The check date is the day we read the source.
- 1OfficialGlacier Peaks Hotel, Casino & Dining (46 Museum Loop, Browning; slots and bingo; 18 or older)Checked：2026-09-29
- 2RegulatorIRS Publication 519: U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens (gambling winnings of nonresident aliens)Checked：2026-09-29
- 3RegulatorIRS: Nonresident aliens, exclusions from income (IRC 871(j) gambling winnings)Checked：2026-09-29
- 4RegulatorU.S. Customs and Border Protection: Money and Other Monetary InstrumentsChecked：2026-09-29
Photo credits
- Background (Montana): Photo by Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. Resized.