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Question of the Day - 20 December 2009

Q:
I read the QoD every day … you folks do a terrific job. I was wondering how many casinos exist in the United States. I remember the old days when one had to go to Nevada to visit a casino. Today, casinos seem to be almost everywhere. Could you list the number of casinos by state and the number in each state that are owned by Native American tribes?
A:

Flattery will get you everywhere. Here goes...

Arizona: 23 casinos (all tribal)

Arkansas: 2 casinos

California: 58 casinos (all tribal)

Colorado: 37 casinos* (2 tribal), including two of our favorite-named casinos, the Brass Ass and Bullwhackers (French Lick in Indiana being another)

Connecticut: 3 casinos (all tribal)

Delaware: 3 casinos

Florida: 13 casinos** (9 tribal) ** -- does not include "cruises to nowhere"

Idaho: 6 casinos (all tribal)

Illinois: 9 casinos

Indiana: 13 casinos

Iowa: 20 casinos (3 tribal)

Kansas: 6 casinos (5 tribal)

Louisiana: 21 casinos (3 tribal)

Maine: 1 casino

Michigan: 21 casinos (18 tribal)

Minnesota: 21 casinos (20 tribal)

Mississippi: 30 casinos (1 tribal)

Montana: 7 casinos (all tribal)

Missouri: 12 casinos (plus River City, opening in March)

Nevada: 175 casinos (3 tribal)

New Jersey: 11 casinos

New Mexico: 24 casinos (19 tribal)

New York: 18 casinos (10 tribal)

North Carolina: 1 casino (tribal)

North Dakota: 6 casinos (all tribal)

Oklahoma: 91 casinos (90 tribal)

Oregon: 9 casinos (all tribal)

Pennsylvania: 9 casinos (1 tribal)

Rhode Island: 2 casinos

South Dakota: 43 casinos (9 tribal)

Texas: 1 casino (tribal)

Washington: 28 casinos (all tribal)

West Virginia: 5 casinos

Wisconsin: 17 casinos (all tribal)

Wyoming: 3 casinos (all tribal)

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