A Complete listing of Casinos in North Carolina Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in North Carolina: North Carolina has one Indian casino. In August, 1994 the state's Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians signed a compact with the governor to allow forms of video gambling.

A Complete listing of Casinos in North Dakota Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in North Dakota: North Dakota has more than 800 sites throughout the state that offer blackjack, with betting limits of $1-$25, for the benefit of charities.

A Complete listing of Casinos in North Dakota Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in North Dakota: North Dakota has more than 800 sites throughout the state that offer blackjack, with betting limits of $1-$25, for the benefit of charities.

A Complete listing of Casinos in Ohio Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Ohio: Since 1988, the gambling industry has been trying to open up shop in Ohio. The General Assembly has turned down repeated legislation to legalize casinos.

A Complete listing of Casinos in Oklahoma Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Oklahoma: All of Oklahoma's Indian casinos offer Class II gambling which consists of electronic video gaming machines which look like slot machines, but are actually games of bingo and the spinning video reels are for "entertainment purposes only."

A Complete listing of Casinos in Oregon Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Oregon: Oregon law permits bars and taverns to have up to five video lottery terminals that offer various versions of video poker. The maximum bet allowed is $2 and the maximum payout on any machine is capped at $600

A Complete listing of Casinos in Pennsylvania Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Pennsylvania: In July 2004 the Pennsylvania legislature authorized the legalization of slot machines in the Keystone state.

A Complete listing of Casinos in Rhode Island Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Rhode Island: Rhode Island has two pari-mutuel facilities which both feature video lottery terminals (VLT's). These machines are the same as regular video gaming devices but are called lottery terminals because they are regulated by the state's lottery commission

A Complete listing of Casinos in South Carolina Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in South Carolina: South Carolina has two casino boats which sail three miles out into international waters where casino gambling is permitted. Both boats offer: blackjack, craps, roulette, Caribbean stud poker, slots and video poker.

A Complete listing of Casinos in South Dakota Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in South Dakota: The first casinos in Deadwood, South Dakota opened on November 1, 1989. All of the buildings in the downtown area are required to conform with the city's authentic 1880's architecture

A Complete listing of Casinos in Tennessee Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Tennessee: Tennessee is one of just three states with no legalized gambling, and the United Methodist minister has teamed with all sorts of religious leaders - from Baptists to Muslims - to try to keep it that way. For months, the group has been preparing quietly for an aggressive campaign leading up to the Nov. 5 vote..

A Complete listing of Casinos in Texas Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Texas: In mid-2002 Texas had three Indian casinos. However, the state's Attorney General started legal action against two of those operations and he was successful in closing them

A Complete listing of Casinos in Utah Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Utah: Utah's gambling statute considers gambling to mean "risking anything of value for a return or risking anything

A Complete listing of Casinos in Vermont Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Vermont: Vermont is one of just a few states with no legalized gambling, However, Vermont does have a state lottery

A Complete listing of Casinos in Virginia Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Virginia: Virginia is one of just a few states with no legalized gambling, However, Vermont does have a state lottery. The Virginia Lottery is a state-run lottery in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Started in 1988

A Complete listing of Casinos in Washington Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Washington: There are 26 Indian casinos operating in Washington. Twenty-two of the casinos are affiliated with tribes that have compacts with the state allowing them to offer table games, as well as special video poker and video slot machines.

A Complete listing of Casinos in West Virginia Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in West Virginia: West Virginia has four pari-mutuel facilities that feature video lottery terminals. The VLT's are the same as regular video gaming devices but are called lottery terminals because they are regulated by the state's lottery commission which receives a share of each machine's revenue.

A Complete listing of Casinos in Wisconsin Plus... The History of Gambling and Casinos in Wisconsin: In mid-2003, a compact between the state and the Tribes was negotiated to allow the games of roulette, craps, keno, poker and other card games such as let it ride, Caribbean stud and three-card poker.