Editorial Staff

  Indiana players have been legally placing bets since 1995, when newly legal riverboat casinos opened for business. Today, Southern Indiana’s collection of boats and barges on the Ohio River remain dockside. There’s no rolling on the river, though they were originally required to cruise. Many retain that riverboat look. Southern Indiana casinos draw not […]

  “The Biggest Little City in the World” has become a popular retirement option for many Americans in recent years and for good reason. The area just has so much to offer—and that goes for gamblers. Before the Sin City gambling boom, before the bright lights of the Vegas Strip, Reno was the gambling capital […]

  Since legalization in 2006, the Keystone State has become one of the nation’s casino industry leaders with a varied gaming landscape. That includes megaresorts with up to 5,000 slots on the gaming floor. Pennsylvania’s casinos are major attractions and usually set in areas that already attracted plenty of visitors. The state also leads the […]

  The Sooner State has some great casino options and has become a real leader in the industry. The state has vast expanses of Native American land, and dozens of tribes operating more than 100 casinos. In Oklahoma casinos, there are important differences in the games and how they are played. All are permitted to […]

  The Buckeye State first saw legalized casinos in 2012 and has seen rapid growth ever since. The state implemented legal casino gaming differently than its Midwest neighbors such as Illinois and Indiana, which initially placed casinos on riverboats in towns away from their largest cities. Ohio, however, has casinos spread out across several of […]

  The Empire State offers much more than New York City. The state also has a bustling casino scene featuring tribal luxury resorts with the same slots with random number generators you’d find in Las Vegas, Atlantic City or most commercial casinos in the U.S. A few smaller Native American casinos have Class II slot […]

  A trip to the Northeast can include some beautiful fall foliage, wonderful food and friendly people. When it comes to casinos, two massive resorts in Connecticut—Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods—have come to dominate New England gambling. Foxwoods started as a bingo hall, added table games in 1992 and slots in 1993, on its way to […]

  The Native Southwest region brings to mind wide-open skies, brilliant rock and rock features,  enticing landscapes, great weather, and some excellent golf courses. Arizona, New Mexico and California offer players dozens of casinos to choose from. The Los Angeles and San Diego areas offer some of the biggest, busiest, casinos in the nation, competing […]

  The South offers a diverse region with plenty of gaming options, including some of the best tribal properties in the country. From Oklahoma to Mississippi to Louisiana, slot players have plenty to choose from in the expansive Native South region. Oklahoma has become one of the nation’s most important gaming regions, with more than […]

  From the Great Lakes to the plains, from corn, soybean and wheat fields to the urban atmospheres of Minneapolis and Milwaukee, the Native Midwest region has as wide a variety of casino properties as you’ll find anywhere. There are giant luxury resorts and tiny facilities with a few hundred slots and a single restaurant. […]