Casinos inSouth Carolina
South Carolina has no casinos. State law makes it unlawful to keep or operate slot machines and similar devices, including devices for poker, blackjack and craps.
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Checked Oct 12, 2026. Source: South Carolina Code 12-21-2710
Before you go
Slot machines are unlawful
S.C. Code 12-21-2710 makes it unlawful to keep or operate slot machines in the state.
Poker, blackjack and craps devices covered
The same section covers coin-operated devices for the play of poker, blackjack, keno, lotto, bingo or craps.
Violations are a misdemeanor
A violator is guilty of a misdemeanor: a fine of up to $500, up to one year in jail, or both.
Nearest casinos
Across the state line.
South Carolina casino questions
Are there casinos in South Carolina?
No. State law makes it unlawful to keep or operate slot machines in South Carolina.
Are slot machines legal in South Carolina?
No. S.C. Code 12-21-2710 makes it unlawful to keep or operate them.
What is the penalty for violating the slot machine law?
It is a misdemeanor: a fine of up to $500, up to one year in jail, or both.
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Sources
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- South Carolina Code 12-21-2710 checked Oct 12, 2026