Casinos with a Sportsbook in New Mexico
Every land-based casino in New Mexico confirmed to have a retail sportsbook — where you can bet on sports in person. Includes full sportsbook lounges and self-serve kiosk locations.
Albuquerque's largest tribal casino on the Rio Grande — full sportsbook, 1,600 slots, 40 tables, 201-room hotel, golf & 4,500-seat amphitheater.
Pueblo of Sandia's premier 140,000 sq ft resort — 1,940 slots, 52 tables, New Mexico's largest 14-table poker room, sportsbook, 4,000-seat amphitheater, Green Reed Spa, 18-hole championship golf & 228-room seven-story hotel with Sandia Mountain views.
Pueblo of Santa Ana's 109,000 sq ft resort 10 miles north of Albuquerque — 1,300 slots, 17 tables, poker room, New Mexico's first sportsbook, keno, bingo, bowling, 5 restaurants & 204-room hotel.
Laguna Pueblo tribal casino on I-40 between Albuquerque and Gallup — DraftKings Sportsbook, 800 slots, 14 tables & 124-room hotel serving Route 66 travellers in New Mexico.
Laguna Pueblo's Route 66 casino on I-40 west of Albuquerque — BetMGM Sportsbook, 700 slots & 10 tables serving travellers on the historic Mother Road in New Mexico.
New Mexico's most scenic casino resort — set on Sierra Blanca lake at 7,000 feet, with full sportsbook, 1,400 slots, 273-room hotel, golf, and ski access.
Pueblo of Pojoaque's resort casino north of Santa Fe — DraftKings Sportsbook, 1,100 slots, 25 tables, poker & 130-room hotel 15 minutes from Santa Fe NM.
About Sports Betting at New Mexico Casinos
There are currently 7 land-based casinos in New Mexico with in-person sports betting. Each listing above includes the sportsbook operator, facility type, and full casino details. Click any casino for its complete review including address, hours, gaming floor stats, amenities, and a map.
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