Nebraska Slot Machine Casino Gambling

Introduction to Nebraska Slot Machine Casino Gambling

Nebraska slot machine casino gambling consists of five American Indian tribal casinos and four horse racetracks recently approved by voters to offer gaming machines.

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Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in Nebraska

The minimum legal gambling age in Nebraska depends upon the gambling activity:

• Casinos: 21
• Poker Rooms: 21
• Bingo: 18
• Lottery: 19
• Pari-Mutuel Wagering: 19

In November 2020, voters approved Nebraska Initiatives 429, 430, and 431 which authorized gambling operations within Nebraska’s licensed racetracks and established the Nebraska Gaming Commission.

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Slot Machine Private Ownership in Nebraska

It is illegal to own a slot machine privately in the state of Nebraska.

Gaming Control Board in Nebraska

Due to being new, the Nebraska Gaming Commission does not yet have a website.

Casinos in Nebraska

In November 2020, Nebraska voters overwhelming approved measures to allow casino gambling at state-licensed horse racing tracks. As those casinos are constructed, Nebraska has five tribal casinos.

The largest casino in Nebraska is, for now, Ohiya Casino & Resort.

The second-largest casino is, also for now, Rosebud Casino.

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Commercial Casinos in Nebraska

Nebraska’s four horse racing facilities recently approved by Nebraska voters to become casinos are:

1. Fonner Park in Grand Island, 147 miles west of Omaha.
2. Horsemen’s Park in Omaha.
3. Lincoln Race Course, 67 miles southwest of Omaha.
4. Platte County AgPark in Columbus, 91 miles west of Omaha.

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Tribal Casinos in Nebraska

Nebraska’s five tribal casinos are:

1. Iron Horse Bar & Casino in Emerson, 24 miles west of Sioux City, South Dakota and 9 miles from the South Dakota-Nebraska border.
2. Lucky 77 Casino in Walthill, 26 miles south of Sioux City, South Dakota and 9 miles from the Iowa-Nebraska border.
3. Native Star Casino in Winnebago, 20 miles south of Sioux City, South Dakota and 6 miles from the Iowa-Nebraska border.
4. Ohiya Casino & Resort in Papillion, 87 miles west of Sioux City, South Dakota and 4 miles from the South Dakota-Nebraska border.
5. Prairie Flower Casino, an Iowa tribal casino, in Crater Lake, 9 miles north of Omaha on the Nebraska-Iowa border.

Other Gambling Establishments

As an alternative to enjoying Nebraska slot machine casino gambling, consider exploring casino options in a nearby state. Bordering Nebraska is:

• North: South Dakota Slots
• East: Iowa Slots and Missouri Slots
• South: Colorado Slots and Kansas Slots
• West: Colorado Slots and Wyoming Slots

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Our Nebraska Slots Facebook Community

Are you interested in sharing and learning with other slots enthusiasts in Nebraska? If so, join our Nebraska slots community on Facebook. All you’ll need is a Facebook profile to freely join this closed Facebook Group community.

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Payouts and Returns in Nebraska

Due to the very recent establishment of the Nebraska Gaming Commission, gaming regulations for Nebraska’s licensed racetracks are not yet publicly available.

Summary of Nebraska Slot Machine Casino Gambling

Nebraska slot machine casino gambling consists of five American Indian tribal casinos and four horse racetracks recently approved by voters to offer gaming machines.

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Annual Progress in Nebraska Slot Machine Casino Gambling

In the last year, Nebraska voters approved casinos at licensed horse racetracks and established the Nebraska Gaming Commission. Subsequently, Fonner Park is building Grand Island Casino Resort. A temporary gaming facility is expected at the Fonner Park concourse, followed by the construction of a 116 room hotel and 650 gaming machine casino within 18 months by Elite Casino Resorts, which operates three casino resorts in Iowa.

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