Casinos in South Dakota
South Dakota's gaming is split between the historic Deadwood gaming district in the Black Hills and tribal casinos on Native American lands. Deadwood allows full casino gaming under a 1989 constitutional amendment, with Deadwood Mountain Grand being the most upscale property. Sports betting launched in Deadwood in 2021. The Crow Creek Sioux and other tribes operate casinos on reservations across the state.
Deadwood's largest all-inclusive resort — 240+ slots, 22 tables with $1,000 bet limits, 6-table poker room, BetMGM Sportsbook & five dining options across three hotel brands: Tru by Hilton, SpringHill Suites by Marriott & DoubleTree by Hilton.
Deadwood's most upscale casino hotel — DraftKings Sportsbook, 400 slots, 18 tables, 96-room boutique hotel, and a prime location in the historic Black Hills gaming district.
Historic Main Street gaming complex with 218 slots, 7 tables including live roulette, on-site sportsbook & Mavericks Steaks & Cocktails restaurant — four connected hotel properties including Holiday Inn Express with 120 rooms total.
Full-service Deadwood gaming resort in the Black Hills — FanDuel Sportsbook, 700 slots, 30 tables, poker & 140-room hotel in the heart of the historic gaming district.
Full-service gaming resort on Historic Main Street featuring 220+ slots, 10 live tables including craps & roulette, BetMGM Sportsbook with 40-ft video wall & dual hotel brands — Hampton by Hilton and Four Points by Sheraton.
Crow Creek Sioux tribal Lode Star Casino & Hotel on the Missouri River in Fort Thompson SD — slots, table games & 58-room hotel in remote central South Dakota.
Rosebud Sioux Tribe's casino on the South Dakota-Nebraska border on Highway 83 — 250 slots, 5 tables, poker, bingo, Event Center, Quality Inn hotel & RV park nine miles north of Valentine.
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's Grand River Casino & Resort on Lake Oahe, four miles west of Mobridge on Highway 12 — 250 slots, 9 tables, poker, River's Edge Restaurant & 40-room lodge with Missouri River views.
Oglala Lakota Nation casino on the Pine Ridge Reservation near the Black Hills and Badlands — 366 slots, 8 tables, South Dakota's largest bingo hall, Stronghold Restaurant & 78-room hotel including 6 Jacuzzi suites.
Yankton Sioux Tribe's Fort Randall Casino & Hotel on Lake Francis Case near the Fort Randall Dam — 298 slots, 9 tables, poker, bingo & 56-room hotel on Highway 46 between Pickstown and Lake Andes.
Land-Based Casinos in South Dakota
WannaBet's South Dakota casino directory lists all 10 land-based casinos in the state, including full address, phone number, gaming floor statistics, hotel details, and sportsbook status for every property. Of the 10 casinos listed, 5 have a retail sportsbook where you can bet on sports in person.
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