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This is a list of casinos in New York.
List of casinos[edit]
| Casino | City | County | State | District | Type | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akwesasne Mohawk Casino | Hogansburg | Franklin | New York | Native American | ||
| Batavia Downs Casino | Batavia | Genesee | New York | Racino | ||
| Del Lago Resort and Casino | Tyre | Seneca | New York | Commercial | All table games are permitted. | |
| Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway | Yonkers | Westchester | New York | Racino | All table games are automated. | |
| The Fairgrounds Gaming | Hamburg | Erie | New York | Racino | ||
| Jake's 58 Hotel & Casino | Islandia | Suffolk | New York | Commercial | ||
| Finger Lakes Gaming and Race Track | Farmington | Ontario | New York | Racino | ||
| Lakeside Entertainment | Union Springs | Cayuga | New York | Native American | ||
| Mohawk Bingo Palace and Casino | Akwesasne | Franklin | New York | Native American | ||
| Monticello Gaming & Raceway | Monticello | Sullivan | New York | Racino | ||
| Point Place Casino | Bridgeport | Madison | New York | Native American | ||
| Resorts World Catskills | Kiamesha Lake | Sullivan | New York | Commercial | ||
| Resorts World New York City | Ozone Park | Queens | New York | Racino | All table games are automated. | |
| Rivers Casino & Resort | Schenectady | Schenectady | New York | Commercial | All table games are permitted. | |
| Saratoga Casino and Raceway | Saratoga Springs | Saratoga | New York | Racino | ||
| Seneca Allegany Casino | Salamanca | Cattaraugus | New York | Native American | ||
| Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino | Buffalo | Erie | New York | Native American | ||
| Seneca Gaming and Entertainment Irving | Irving | Cattaraugus | New York | Native American | ||
| Seneca Gaming and Entertainment Oil Spring | Cuba | Allegany | New York | Native American | ||
| Seneca Gaming and Entertainment Salamanca | Salamanca | Cattaraugus | New York | Native American | ||
| Seneca Niagara Casino | Niagara Falls | Niagara | New York | Native American | ||
| Tioga Downs & Casino | Nichols | Tioga | New York | Commercial | All table games are permitted. | |
| Turning Stone Resort & Casino | Verona | Oneida | New York | Native American | ||
| Vernon Downs & Casino | Vernon | Oneida | New York | Racino | ||
| Yellow Brick Road Casino | Chittenango | Madison | New York | Native American |
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Types of Casinos in New York
There are four different types of casinos in New York: regular Class III casinos (such as those found in Nevada and New Jersey); Class III Indian casinos; Class II Indian casinos; and pari-mutuel casinos. There are some distinct differences among these New York casinos and they are explained below.
REGULAR CASINOS (Class III)
There are four regular Class III casinos in New York state. All of these New York casinos offer regular table games, such as: blackjack, roulette, craps and baccarat, as well as slots and video poker. The minimum gambling age is 21 at all of these New York casinos and all are open 24 hours, except for Tioga Downs.
INDIAN CASINOS (Class III)
New York State Casino Locations
There are five Indian casinos located in upstate New York which offer traditional Class III casino gambling.
All of these casinos are open 24 hours and offer the table games as well as electronic gaming machines. The minimum gambling age is 21 at the three Seneca casinos and 18 at the other two casinos. No public information is available concerning the payback percentages on any gaming machines in New York’s Indian casinos.
INDIAN CASINOS (Class II)
There are some Indian casinos that offer Class II gambling which consist of electronic gaming machines which look like slot machines, but are actually games of bingo and the spinning video reels are for “entertainment purposes only.” No public information is available concerning the payback percentages on the video gaming machines.
PARI-MUTUEL CASINOS
In October 2001, legislation was passed to allow for the introduction of slot machine-type video lottery machines at New York racetracks. Officially referred to as Video Gaming Machines (VGM’s), they are regulated by the New York State Lottery Division.
The VGM’s do not operate like regular slot machines. Instead, they are similar to scratch-off-type lottery tickets with a pre-determined number of winners.
If you are looking for casinos in Manhattan, then you will be disappointed. But, there is one in a neighboring borough. It is Resorts World Casino New York City and it is located in Queens.
All Video Gaming Machine facilities are allowed to be open for 20 hours and day, with varying hours. Some are open 8am-4am, some are open 9am-5am, etc. and all are non-smoking. The minimum gambling age is 18 for playing VGM’s, as well as for pari-mutuel betting.
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