Top 10 Biggest Casinos in the United States

The Mohegan Tribe built this casino in 1996, and the facility’s three major renovations since have brought it to 364,000 square feet.

It has two casino floors with 6,500 games and 377 table games.

With 45 restaurants, bars, and lounges and a 130,000-square-foot shopping area, you’ll find much more to do than gamble.

But the eye-catching attraction is the colossal dome made up of 12,000 plates of onyx from around the world.

This resort covers over 200 acres, has six casinos and has more than 344,000 square feet of gambling area.

There are 5,500 games, 280 table games, and one of the largest poker rooms in the world with 114 tables.

The Mashantucket Tribal Nation complex includes 2,266 hotel rooms and an 85-store outlet between two hotel towers.

There are lots of outdoor activities with hiking trails and a scenic zipline attraction.

Located just north of Sacramento, this complex has a casino with 275,000 square feet of gaming space and 3,400 games.

They house 125 table games and a poker room.

Owned by the Auburn Indian Community, the casino was built in 2003, and a 400-room luxury hotel was added in 2010.

The complex includes 14 restaurants and bars, an outdoor amphitheater, and a golf course.

This Seminole Tribe operation features the music theme Hard Rock is known for throughout its 245,000-square-foot floor.

You’ll see walls with classic lyrics and music videos on multiple screens.

Seminole has 5,000 casino games, 200 table games, and a poker room with 46 tables.

And if you stay at the hotel, you can set up a personal playlist for your room and even rent a Fender guitar for in-room jams.

This is a great place to stay if you are lucky enough to get tickets to an OU football game. It’s just five miles from Memorial Stadium, where the Sooners do battle.

But make arrangements in advance, since the hotel has just 100 rooms.

Try out some of their 2,800 games on a 287,000-square-foot casino floor. They have 30 table games, 17 poker tables, and an off-track-betting site.

This is another tribal gambling house operated by the Chickasaw Nation.

Slots players love this 222,000-square-foot casino located 60 miles east of Las Angeles.

They boast 600 different slots among their 7,000 games and have 100 table games.

The oldest of the big casinos, the Yaamava’ was built in 1986. You’ll find 11 restaurants on the premises, including a Mexican place owned by comedian George Lopez.

Another of the facilities on the Oklahoma casino tour is this 218,844-square-foot gambling house about 90 miles north of Dallas.

They draw 300,000 guests yearly thanks to unique features like a movie theatre and a 20-lane bowling alley in the complex.

Gamblers can take advantage of their 7,000 games, including slots and table games. And they house 26 poker tables just off the main casino floor.

Michigan has become a big gambling state in recent years, but the Soaring Eagle has been around since the bingo days of 1998.

It has since evolved into a full-fledged gambling resort with a casino that covers 210,000 square feet and houses 4,400 games.

The complex, operated by the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe, underwent a significant renovation in 2018 to add a sports bar, nightclub, concert hall, and an 11,000-seat outdoor amphitheater.

It’s a family-friendly operation with a Kid’s Quest area with loads of children’s games and activities.

New Englanders have this relatively new (built in 2019) entertainment retreat owned by Wynn Resorts.

It’s a casino and hotel with 600 rooms, 13 restaurants, and a luxury retail section known for its art displays.

Its 210,000 square feet of gaming space puts it in the top 10 biggest casinos in the US.

It is home to 2,800 games, including 231 table games and poker space for 74 tables.