Casinos in North Dakota
North Dakota's tribal casino market is operated by five federally recognised tribes. 4 Bears Casino & Lodge on Lake Sakakawea is the state's premier resort, featuring a full sportsbook and stunning Missouri River views. Sports betting is legal at tribal casinos under the tribes' Class III gaming compacts. The state has no commercial casinos, and charitable gaming is widely available.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians' flagship resort in North Dakota's Turtle Mountains — 700+ slots, 13 tables, 5-table poker room, 500-seat bingo hall, sportsbook, Fire's Edge Steakhouse, Miikana Buffet & 200-room hotel with event center.
North Dakota's premier tribal gaming destination at I-29 Exit 1 near the SD border — 847 slots, 9 tables, poker room, Dakota Nation Sportsbook, Twin Buffalo Grill, 18-hole Dakota Winds Golf Course & 160-room hotel.
North Dakota's premier tribal resort on Lake Sakakawea — full sportsbook, 600 slots, 96-room lodge, bingo, and stunning Missouri River views in the heart of the Bakken.
Spirit Lake Tribe's scenic lakeside resort on the shores of Devils Lake — 725 slots, 15 tables, poker room, 1,000-seat Showroom, sportsbook, The View restaurant, Dakota Buffet, 124-room hotel, 6 log cabins, marina & RV park.
Land-Based Casinos in North Dakota
WannaBet's North Dakota casino directory lists all 4 land-based casinos in the state, including full address, phone number, gaming floor statistics, hotel details, and sportsbook status for every property. Of the 4 casinos listed, 4 have a retail sportsbook where you can bet on sports in person.
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