Land-Based Casinos in Arkansas (AR), United States

Hot Springs, AR

America's most storied horse racing destination — Oaklawn in Hot Springs has hosted championship thoroughbred racing since 1904 and expanded into a full casino resort after Arkansas's 2018 gaming amendment.

Pine Bluff, AR

Arkansas's newest full-service casino resort in Pine Bluff — operated by the Quapaw Nation with 900+ gaming machines, live table games, a luxury hotel, and a first-of-its-kind commercial tribal gaming partnership.

West Memphis, AR

West Memphis's major casino destination in Crittenden County — one of the largest gaming floors in Arkansas with 1,500+ machines, live table games, and live greyhound racing on the banks of the Mississippi River.