Casinos inArizona
Arizona has 26 tribal Class III casinos run by 16 tribes. The state Department of Gaming and each tribe regulate them. Tribal-state compacts bar anyone under 21 from wagering.
- 26venues
- 21+gambling age
Checked Oct 12, 2026. Source: Arizona Department of Gaming - Tribal Gaming FAQ
The same casinos are listed below the map.
Locations: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via Nominatim.
26 Arizona venues listed so far
Full profiles for Arizona are on the way. For now, here is every licensed venue with its type and website.
Chandler3
Lone Butte Casino
SanTan Mountain Casino
Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino
Tucson3
Casino del Sol
Casino of the Sun
Desert Diamond Casino & Hotel - Tucson
Prescott2
Bucky's Casino
Yavapai Casino
Scottsdale2
Casino Arizona
Talking Stick Resort
Elsewhere in Arizona16
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel
Twin Arrows Casino
We-Ko-Pa Casino
Desert Diamond Casino - West Valley
Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino
Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino
Spirit Mountain Casino
Blue Water Resort & Casino
Mazatzal Casino
Hon Dah Casino
Desert Diamond Casino & Entertainment - Sahuarita
Apache Gold Casino Resort
Cocopah Casino
Desert Diamond Casino - White Tanks at San Lucy
Apache Sky Casino
Paradise Casino
Before you go
Casinos are tribal-owned
Each Arizona casino is owned by a tribe and co-regulated by that tribe's gambling office and the Arizona Department of Gaming.
Class III games
Class III casinos may offer slot machines, blackjack, keno, jackpot poker and house-banked poker.
Compacts require 21
Arizona law requires tribal-state gambling compacts to prohibit people under 21 from wagering.
Arizona casino questions
How many casinos are in Arizona?
The Arizona Department of Gaming says there are 26 Class III gambling facilities in Arizona, operated by 16 different tribes.
What is the gambling age in Arizona?
Arizona law requires tribal-state gambling compacts to prohibit persons under 21 from wagering, so the gambling age at Arizona casinos is 21.
Who regulates Arizona casinos?
Class III casinos are co-regulated by the tribe's Tribal Gaming Office and the Arizona Department of Gaming under the tribal-state compact.
Where can I get help with gambling in Arizona?
Arizona's 24/7 problem gambling helpline is 1-800-NEXT-STEP. You can also text for help.
Need help? Arizona Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-NEXT-STEP. Free and confidential.
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Sources
Every fact on this page comes from one of these. Dates show when we last checked.
- Arizona Department of Gaming - Casinos & Tribal Gaming Offices checked Oct 12, 2026 · archived copy
- Arizona Department of Gaming - Tribal Gaming FAQ checked Oct 12, 2026 · archived copy
- Arizona Division of Problem Gambling checked Oct 12, 2026 · archived copy
- Arizona Revised Statutes 5-601 checked Oct 12, 2026