Casinos in Maryland
Maryland opened its first casino in 2010 and has rapidly grown into a major East Coast gaming market. Live! Casino & Hotel at Arundel Mills is the state's busiest venue, while MGM National Harbor on the Potomac draws heavily from Washington DC. Live! Baltimore serves the inner city. Sports betting launched in November 2022 with retail books at all six commercial casinos.
Caesars Entertainment's 122,000 sq ft urban casino steps from M&T Bank Stadium and Camden Yards — 2,200 slots, 150 tables, 22-table WSOP poker room, Caesars Sportsbook, Gordon Ramsay Steak, Guy Fieri's Kitchen & outdoor gaming terrace.
Baltimore's premier downtown casino — non-smoking, full LiveBet Sportsbook, 2,500 slots, 180 tables, poker room, 310-room hotel & 10 restaurants in the Inner Harbor district.
Maryland's busiest casino — 4,200 slots, 200 tables, full sportsbook, 310-room hotel, poker room, and non-smoking floors between Baltimore and DC at Arundel Mills.
The DC metro's luxury casino destination — full BetMGM Sportsbook, 3,300+ slots, 140 tables, and a five-star hotel on the Potomac waterfront.
Penn Entertainment's 75,000 sq ft casino at I-95 Exit 93 — Maryland's first casino and the oldest in the state since 2010 — 800 slots, 21 tables, 8-table poker room, ESPN BET Sportsbook, OTB simulcast racing & Encore Room event space.
Land-Based Casinos in Maryland
WannaBet's Maryland casino directory lists all 5 land-based casinos in the state, including full address, phone number, gaming floor statistics, hotel details, and sportsbook status for every property. Of the 5 casinos listed, 5 have a retail sportsbook where you can bet on sports in person.
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