Casinos in Virginia
Virginia entered the commercial casino era in 2020, with Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol opening as the state's first destination resort in 2024. Live! Casino & Hotel Virginia in Dumfries serves the Northern Virginia and DC market. Sports betting has been legal since January 2021 and all Virginia casino resorts carry full retail sportsbooks as a condition of their licence.
Virginia's first destination casino resort — full Hard Rock Bet Sportsbook, 1,700 slots, 55 tables, 303-room hotel, non-smoking floors, and a 2,500-seat venue in Bristol.
Caesars Virginia is a $750M Caesars/Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians resort casino in Danville VA — 1,500 slots, 79 tables, WSOP poker room, Caesars Sportsbook, 320-room hotel and Gordon Ramsay dining.
Northern Virginia's flagship casino resort — full sportsbook, 2,500 slots, 130 tables, 300-room hotel, and 30 minutes from the DC Beltway.
Hampton Roads' premier Hard Rock casino resort in Portsmouth VA — Hard Rock Bet Sportsbook, 1,800 slots, 60 tables, poker & 300-room hotel serving the Norfolk-Virginia Beach metro.
Rush Street Gaming's $340M resort — Virginia's first permanent casino since Jan. 2023 — 1,448 slots, 57 tables, 24-table poker room, BetRivers Sportsbook with 750-ft monitor, 3,000-seat Event Center, TopGolf Swing Suite, Admiral's Steak & Seafood & 7 restaurants.
Land-Based Casinos in Virginia
WannaBet's Virginia 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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