Arizona Casinos
- Last Updated on 29 October 2012
- Published Date
In mid-1993 Arizona’s Governor Symington signed a compact with the state’s tribes that allowed them to offer slot machines on their reservations.
The compact originally didn’t allow for any table games but in early 2003 blackjack was added as a permissible table game.
Arizona tribes aren’t required to release information on their slot machine percentage paybacks, however, according to the Arizona Department of Gaming, the terms of the compact require each tribes’ machines to return the following minimum and maximum paybacks: video poker and video blackjack - 83% to 100%, slot machines - 80% to 100%, keno - 75% to 100%. Each tribe is free to set its machines to pay back anywhere within those limits.
All Arizona casinos have slots, video poker and video keno. Optional games include: blackjack (BJ), Spanish 21 (S21), let it ride (LIR), poker (P), live keno (K), and bingo (BG).
The minimum gambling age is 21 and all casinos are open 24 hours. For more information on visiting Arizona call the state’s Office of Tourism at (866) 275-5816 or visit their website at: www.azot.com
Shown below is a list of all Arizona casinos. Click on a name to see a page of detailed information about that particular casino.
- Apache Gold Casino Resort
- Blue Water Casino
- Buckys Casino & Resort
- Casino Arizona 101 & McKellips
- Casino Del Sol
- Casino of the Sun
- Cliff Castle Casino Hotel
- Cocopah Resort
- Desert Diamond Casino - I-19
- Desert Diamond Casino - Nogales
- Desert Diamond Casino - Why
- Fort McDowell Casino See listing for FREE breakfast and discounted slot play offer!
- Harrah's Ak Chin Casino Resort
- Hon-Dah Resort Casino
- Lone Butte Casino Resort
- Mazatzal Casino
- Paradise Casino Arizona
- Spirit Mountain Casino
- Talking Stick Resort-
- Twin Arrows Navajo Casino
- Vee Quiva Casino
- Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
- Yavapai Casino
