18 and over casinos.

#1 6th February 2010, 6:22 AM

I know that playing online you only gotta be 18 but i was wondering how many casinos will let you in and play if your only 18. Im 18 from Missouri and the only place i know is Downstream Casino on the KS,OK,MO border.
Anyone know any other casinos close that you can get in at this age?

#2 6th February 2010, 8:06 AM

i believe in canada, you can be 19 at most if not all. but dont know of too many in the U.S. like that

#3 6th February 2010, 4:23 PM

The only one that I know about is Turning Stone Resort & Casino in New York. I know that is not much help to you if you live in the midwest, but there may be other people wondering the same thing. And I think that all of Canda is 19 except for Montreal which is 18 (I believe)

#4 6th February 2010, 4:27 PM

Any casino in Europe would be fine.

#5 7th February 2010, 6:52 AM

HardRock casinos in Florida is 18+.

#6 7th February 2010, 7:19 AM

All those are way to far for me.

#7 7th February 2010, 9:12 AM

I think the best way to find out is by checking out local casinos websites and/or calling them with info provided on the website. This always worked for me when I was 18-20.

#8 30th April 2010, 5:46 PM

Tama Iowa has a room at Meskwaki. theres a bunch in oklahoma. look on hpt's website to.

#9 30th April 2010, 5:59 PM

All the casinos in oregon are 18+. Which kind of blows because now they dont serve drinks on the floor anymore. Thats what i use to like about going to a casino "like nevada's" so you can gamble and drink at the same time. Now you have to go to their overpriced bar. Which blows cuz i want to gamble and not just drink.

#10 30th April 2010, 8:57 PM

There are many casinos throughout the US that are 18+. They are all casinos on Indian reservations or land and owned by various tribes. Michigan has a few as does New York. The most famous is probably Foxwoods in CT. Do searches on the web for Indian casinos near you.

As a side note, a friend and I will be at Turning Stone Casino in NY next week and weekend for the Heartland Poker Tour. He will be playing in some of the preliminary events (non satelite). Is anyone else planning on being there?

#11 30th April 2010, 11:23 PM

alot of it has to do with the drinking age of where you are at, due to the free drinks which are being served. its 18 to gamble, you can go to horse races and all that... but to sit at a table where any drinks are being served in the US you'll have to be 21 to enter, unless it's a dry table then chances are you will be ok

#12 30th April 2010, 11:32 PM

I live in Wisconsin and when I was 18 I always went to Michigan to play (well, Upper Michigan). I read up on the subject once, and it sounds like all places in the US are 21+ except a few where the Reservations signed a contract with the goverment before the new rule was established. There are 2 casinos in Wisconsin that are 18+, because the tribes were grandfathered into the new rule. I would assume that would apply to other states as well, unless casinos are a state thing and not a federal thing?

Either way, lots of casinos will let you in at 18 to do bingo! haha

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