They are mostly concentrated on the Western end of the state with 3 on the Eastern side and 3 in the middle of the state ranging from the Okanagon (with a new casino in the works for 2015) though the middle with Mill Bay Casino in Manson offering over 600 slots, 14 table games and a 3 table poker room - and at the Southern end of the center of the state we find the Yakama Nation Legends Casino in Toppenish with 1400 slots, 30 tables games and a 5 table poker room. More than 30 of the casinos in Washington are owned and managed by about 2 dozen Native American Tribes. There are even a few places with two licenses in the same building, separated by a restaurant or bar, so you can enter through one door and choose from as many as 30 tables before leaving. Some casinos will have mixture of house-banked games and poker tables. These card rooms all have house-banked games like Baccarat, Blackjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Let it Ride, Mini-Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Spanish 21 and many other variations of Las Vegas Style card games. The mini casinos make up the bulk of our listings. The number one game you will find at these rooms is Texas Hold'em in various limit and no limit cash games and tournaments. Many of the properties also have house banked games, or enough player traffic to warrant a full review so you will find that some venues on the list also appear in on this page to the left (in alphabetical order). The complete list with organization name, city, address, and phone number can be found here. We've profiled many of the Public Card Rooms with details, but they are mostly very small places, tucked away in a neighborhood bar or restaurant, and don't draw much outside traffic.

The lay of the land here is mostly one of public neighborhood cardrooms (a couple of poker tables that may only be open one or two days per week) mini casinos (house banked games like blackjack, baccarat, pai gow - with or without poker tables) the occasional bingo room, Tribal casinos offering every variety of slots or electronic bingo machines that look like slots, a diminishing horse racing scene with some venues offering simulcast centers, and of course the lottery. state seems to change year to year, and Washington is no exception. Washington Casinos & Gambling by World Casino Directory Staff Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.

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