The State of Gambling in Georgia.
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Casino Gambling, State-By-State
Casino Gambling in Florida
Florida currently has casino boats cruising in international waters, eight Native American casinos, and pari-mutuel racing facilities across the state. However, only the pari-mutuels in the Miami, Fort Lauderdale have electronic gaming machines.
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Casino Gambling in District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.)
No casinos exist within the District of Columbia, i.e., Washington D.C. The nearest casinos are located in the bordering states of Maryland and Virginia.
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Casino Gambling in Delaware
Delaware has three pari-mutuel racinos. Its 7,520 slots and gaming machines are operated by the Delaware Lottery, which has a uniquely strong policy of winner privacy.
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Casino Gambling in Connecticut
Connecticut currently has 18 casinos, hosting two of the world’s largest casinos: Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Casino (the world’s second largest casino).
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Casino Gambling in Colorado
Colorado has 40 casinos located in the historic mountain towns of Black Hawk, Central City, and Cripple Creek, with 2 Indian casinos in Ignacio and Towaoc.
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Casino Gambling in California
California has the second largest number of casinos of any U.S. state, after Nevada. There are 170 casinos and pari-mutuels, all on Native American reservations.
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Casino Gambling in Arkansas
In Arkansas, gambling establishments and devices are prohibited, as are lotteries. However, pari-mutuel wagering (e.g., dog and horse racing) and electronic games of skill are allowed at 2 “racinos”.
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Casino Gambling in Arizona
Arizona has 34 tribal casinos and pari-mutuel facilities with more than 18,155 slots and gaming machines along with a total of 383 table games.
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Casino Gambling in American Samoa
American Samoa is in the heart of the Pacific Ocean, about halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand. There are no casinos, with the exception of cruise ships temporarily docked at the international seaport of Pago Pago on the largest island Tutuila.
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Casino Gambling in Alaska
There are no casinos located in Alaska, but are 10 community bingo halls in 9 cities with 92 slots and gaming machines.
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Casino Gambling in Alabama
The state of Alabama does not allow traditional slot machine gambling or table games, although it does allow for bingo in some locations.
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