Land-Based Casinos Worldwide
Discover the world's finest physical casino destinations — Las Vegas resorts, Macau mega-casinos, Monte Carlo gaming halls, and hundreds more across six continents.
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All Land-Based Casinos
Laughlin, NV
Laughlin's original casino — 1,404 rooms, 53,000 sq ft gaming & antique car museum on the Colorado River, founded by the city's namesake Don Laughlin in 1966.
Auburn, CA
Placer County's tribal casino near Auburn — 700+ slots, live table games & hotel operated by the United Auburn Indian Community near Sacramento's foothills.
Bossier City, LA
Bossier City's thoroughbred racing and slots facility — live racing, year-round simulcasting & 1,000+ VLTs at Louisiana's premier horse racing track.
Mohave Valley, AZ
Fort Mojave Indian Tribe's casino in Mohave Valley on the Colorado River — slots, table games, and dining just minutes from Laughlin, NV and Bullhead City, AZ.
FeaturedLake Charles, LA
Lake Charles's Landry's resort casino — 1,700+ slots, 70+ tables, a luxury hotel, spa & celebrity dining on the Calcasieu River, opened 2014.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's legendary big top casino — 100,000 sq ft gaming, 3,767 rooms, The Adventuredome indoor theme park & live circus acts since 1968. MGM Resorts International.
Somerton, AZ
The Cocopah Indian Tribe's casino resort in Somerton near Yuma — 600+ gaming machines, table games, and a hotel serving the Yuma and Imperial Valley region near the Colorado River.
Redding, CA
Shasta County's tribal casino resort in Redding — 700+ slots, live table games, hotel & entertainment operated by the Redding Rancheria in Northern California.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
Mid-Strip Caesars landmark — 2,814 rooms, 90,000 sq ft gaming, World Series of Poker Circuit events & Caesars Rewards. Formerly Bally's Las Vegas, rebranded 2023.
Westlake, LA
Lake Charles's Caesars casino resort in Westlake — 1,500+ slots, 60+ tables, a full-service hotel & Caesars Rewards on the Calcasieu River.
San Pablo, CA
Bay Area's compact tribal card room casino in San Pablo — 400+ slots, live table games & dining operated by the Lytton Band of Pomo Indians near Richmond, CA.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's iconic pyramid — 4,407 rooms, 120,000 sq ft gaming, ancient Egypt theme & the famous skybeam. MGM Resorts International's southern Strip landmark since 1993.
Charenton, LA
The Chitimacha Tribe's casino resort in Charenton — 1,400+ slots, 40+ tables & hotel on the banks of Bayou Teche, the only tribal casino in south-central Louisiana.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's NYC replica — 2,024 rooms, 84,000 sq ft gaming, the Big Apple roller coaster & New York City skyline facade. MGM Resorts International since 1997.
Dry Prong, LA
The Jena Band of Choctaw Indians' tribal casino in Dry Prong — Class III gaming in central Louisiana's Grant Parish, serving Alexandria and Natchitoches markets.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's sophisticated art-focused resort — 2,700 rooms, 65,000 sq ft gaming, NoMad hotel-within-a-hotel & T-Mobile Arena proximity. Formerly Monte Carlo, rebranded 2018.
Amelia, LA
St. Mary Parish's riverboat casino in Amelia — 800+ slots & 20+ tables on the Atchafalaya River, formerly Bally's Belle of Orleans, serving south Louisiana.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's entertainment hub — 2,496 rooms, 100,000 sq ft gaming, Miracle Mile Shops & Caesars Rewards at the heart of the Strip. Formerly the Aladdin, rebranded 2010.
Vinton, LA
Southwest Louisiana's thoroughbred racino in Vinton — live racing, 1,600+ VLTs & a hotel operated by Boyd Gaming near the Texas border on I-10.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
North Strip's sky-high thrill resort — 2,427 rooms, 80,000 sq ft gaming & the 1,149-ft Stratosphere Tower with rooftop thrill rides. Meruelo Gaming's flagship since 1996.
Opelousas, LA
Acadiana's thoroughbred and quarter horse racino in Opelousas — live racing, 1,300+ slots & a hotel operated by Boyd Gaming in the heart of Cajun country.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
A Strip classic since 1993 — 2,884 rooms, 95,000 sq ft gaming, Mystère by Cirque du Soleil & the Siren's Cove outdoor show. Independently owned by Phil Ruffin.
New Orleans, LA
New Orleans's historic thoroughbred racetrack since 1872 — live Thanksgiving-to-March racing, 500+ slots & the 3rd-oldest racetrack in the United States.
FeaturedLas Vegas, NV
The Strip's music-forward boutique resort — 1,504 rooms, 63,000 sq ft gaming operated by Mohegan Sun & world-class entertainment. Formerly Hard Rock Hotel LV, reopened 2021.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a land-based casino near me?+
Browse by country or US state using the directory above, then narrow to a city. Each casino listing shows its location, games offered (slots, table games, poker room, sportsbook), and key details so you can find the closest venue to visit.
What games can I play at a land-based casino?+
Most land-based casinos offer slot machines, table games such as blackjack, roulette, craps and baccarat, and many have a dedicated poker room and a sportsbook. Larger integrated resorts also add dining, hotels, shows and nightlife.
Do I need to be 21 to enter a casino?+
In the United States the minimum casino age is usually 21, though a few states allow entry at 18. Elsewhere the legal age varies (often 18). Always carry valid government-issued photo ID, as it is checked on entry and when collecting winnings.
What is the difference between a casino resort and a standalone casino?+
A casino resort combines the gaming floor with a hotel, restaurants, spas, pools and entertainment under one roof, so you can stay on-property. A standalone casino focuses mainly on gaming, without full resort amenities.