Casino Destinations

30+ major casino resorts on the Strip, world-class poker rooms, sportsbooks, nightlife, and live entertainment.

Las Vegas is the undisputed global capital of casino gambling — home to the world's most famous casino strip, the most extravagant resort hotels, and a gaming culture unlike anywhere else on Earth.

The Boardwalk, 9 casino resorts, poker rooms, sportsbooks, and the original US resort gambling destination.

Atlantic City is the East Coast's original casino city — a historic boardwalk gambling destination with 9 major casino resorts and the USA's first legal casino gambling outside Nevada.

Nevada's second casino capital: downtown gaming, outdoor adventure in the Sierra Nevada, and easier access than Las Vegas.

Reno — 'The Biggest Little City in the World' — is Nevada's second major casino destination, offering a more accessible gaming scene than Las Vegas with a growing arts and outdoor recreation culture.

Casino gaming at one of the world's most beautiful alpine lakes — skiing in winter, hiking and watersports in summer.

Lake Tahoe's South Shore casino cluster straddles the Nevada-California border, combining mountain resort gaming with one of the most spectacular alpine lakes in North America.

Gulf Coast casino resorts on the Mississippi Sound: beach gaming, Southern hospitality, and year-round warm weather.

Biloxi is the Gulf Coast's premier casino destination — a string of beachfront casino resorts on the Mississippi Sound offering an accessible alternative to Las Vegas in the South.

Casino gaming in the Mississippi Delta — convenient for Memphis and the Mid-South region.

Tunica County, Mississippi was once described as 'the Las Vegas of the South' — a cluster of casino resorts 45km south of Memphis that became one of the fastest-growing gaming markets in US history after legalisation in 1990.

Casino gaming in the most culturally vibrant city in the American South: Harrah's, riverboat casinos, and the French Quarter.

New Orleans is one of the most culturally rich cities in America — home to Harrah's New Orleans casino in the CBD, riverboat casinos on the Mississippi, and a legendary entertainment culture built around jazz, Mardi Gras, and Creole cuisine.

Three downtown casino resorts, Michigan sports betting, and a city undergoing one of America's most dramatic urban revivals.

Detroit has three major commercial casino resorts in its downtown core — MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity Casino Hotel, and Greektown Casino-Hotel — making it one of the largest urban casino markets in the Midwest.

Midwest casino gaming in Chicagoland: suburban riverboat casinos and Illinois's expanding gaming market.

The greater Chicago metro area is home to a ring of riverboat and land-based casinos in the Illinois suburbs, with Chicago itself home to the city's first downtown casino now under development.

Mid-Atlantic casino gaming: Live! Casino Philadelphia, Pennsylvania sports betting, and easy access to Atlantic City.

The Philadelphia area is a major mid-Atlantic casino market, with Live! Casino Philadelphia in the South Philly sports complex, Wind Creek Philadelphia (formerly Sugarhouse), and access to several New Jersey casino properties across the Delaware River.

Western Pennsylvania casino gaming: Rivers Casino Pittsburgh and the Meadows, in one of America's great sports cities.

Pittsburgh's casino market is anchored by Rivers Casino Pittsburgh on the Ohio River, one of the highest-grossing casinos in Pennsylvania, combined with the Meadows Racetrack & Casino in Washington County.

Two of the world's largest tribal casino resorts, drawing visitors from New York, Boston, and the entire Northeast corridor.

Connecticut is home to two of the largest and most successful tribal casinos in the United States — Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun — drawing millions of visitors from the northeastern US corridor.

140+ tribal casinos across Oklahoma: major properties in the Tulsa and OKC metro areas operated by the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and other tribal nations.

Oklahoma has one of the largest concentrations of tribal casinos in the United States, with 140+ gaming facilities operated by over 30 tribal nations across the state — anchored by properties in the Tulsa and Oklahoma City metros.

Major tribal casino resorts in the Los Angeles, San Diego, and Inland Empire regions — one of the US's largest gaming markets.

Southern California is one of the largest tribal casino markets in the US, with major properties from the Pechanga, Morongo, Agua Caliente, and other tribal nations serving the greater Los Angeles and San Diego metropolitan areas.

Desert resort gaming, world-class golf, and luxury spas in the heart of Southern California's Coachella Valley.

The Palm Springs and Coachella Valley area combines desert resort luxury with tribal casino gaming from the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians — a sophisticated destination for casino, golf, and spa tourism.

Casino gaming in the DC Metro: MGM National Harbor, Live! Casino Maryland, and Virginia's growing gaming market.

The greater Washington DC metropolitan area is served by a ring of Maryland and Virginia casino resorts, with MGM National Harbor being the most prominent property directly on the Potomac River.

Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood, Miami card rooms, and Florida's unique gaming landscape.

South Florida has a unique gaming landscape combining the Seminole Tribe's Hard Rock empire with South Florida card rooms, jai alai frontons, and cruise ship gambling — all set against a backdrop of Miami's world-class nightlife.