New Mexico has a well-established tribal casino market with over 20 facilities operated by 14 pueblos and nations. Isleta Resort & Casino near Albuquerque and Inn of the Mountain Gods at Mescalero are the state’s most prominent full-service resorts. Sports betting launched in June 2022 at tribal facilities. The state’s casinos benefit from proximity to major Texas and Colorado population centres.
Pueblo of Acoma's casino hotel on I-40 in New Mexico — 650 slots, 10 tables, poker room & 132-room hotel adjacent to North America's oldest continuously inhabited community, the Acoma...
Read moreSanta Ana Pueblo's casino hotel on I-25 north of Albuquerque NM — Santa Ana Star Sportsbook, 1,300 slots, 17 tables, poker room & 204-room hotel adjacent to the Santa Ana...
Read moreSandia Pueblo's Albuquerque casino resort at the base of the Sandia Mountains — Sandia Sportsbook, 1,940 slots, 52 tables, active poker room, 228-room hotel, spa & adjacent to Sandia Peak...
Read moreLaguna Pueblo's Route 66 casino on I-40 west of Albuquerque — BetMGM Sportsbook, 700 slots, 10 tables & full Route 66 Americana theming serving the Albuquerque metro and I-40 travellers.
Read morePueblo of Pojoaque's resort casino 15 minutes north of Santa Fe — DraftKings Sportsbook, 1,100 slots, 25 tables, poker room & 130-room hotel with Jemez Mountain views in northern New...
Read moreLaguna Pueblo tribal casino on I-40's Route 66 corridor — DraftKings Sportsbook, 800 slots, 14 tables & 124-room hotel 45 miles west of Albuquerque in New Mexico's high desert.
Read moreIsleta Resort & Casino is Albuquerque's largest tribal casino on the Rio Grande — full sportsbook, 1,600 slots, 40 tables, 201-room hotel, golf & 4,500-seat amphitheater in New Mexico.
Read moreMescalero Apache Tribe's mountain casino resort at 7,000 feet in the Sacramentos — Inn Sports Sportsbook, 840 slots, 19 tables, poker room, 273-room hotel, Ski Apache gondola & championship golf...
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