Minnesota has the largest tribal gaming market in the Midwest, with 22 tribes operating casinos across the state under compact with no commercial competition. Mystic Lake near Minneapolis is the Twin Cities’ dominant resort, while Spirit Mountain anchors Duluth. Sports betting remains pending in Minnesota’s legislature, though some tribal casinos offer kiosk-based wagering.
Treasure Island Resort & Casino is Minnesota's Mississippi River tribal resort — full sportsbook, 2,500 slots, 50 tables, poker, 750-room hotel, golf & spa 45 minutes from Minneapolis.
Read moreMystic Lake Casino Hotel is Minneapolis-area's largest casino — 180,000 sq ft of gaming, full sportsbook, 4,000 slots, 766-room hotel & 4,800-seat entertainment venue 30 minutes from downtown Minneapolis.
Read moreCanterbury Park is Minnesota's premier card club and live horse racing venue — extensive poker room, 1,500+ gaming positions, and live thoroughbred racing 30 minutes south of Minneapolis.
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