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Oklahoma

Legal gambling in Oklahoma is almost entirely tribal, with 35 tribes running roughly 130 or more casinos under the 2004 State-Tribal Gaming Act.
Two non-tribal racetrack racinos also operate, but sports betting, online casinos and online poker are not legal.
Sports betting has repeatedly failed in the Legislature amid a standoff between the governor, lawmakers and the tribes.

More detail

Tribal gaming. The legal market is built almost entirely around 35 tribes operating under the 2004 State-Tribal Gaming Act and Model Tribal Gaming Compact. It covers Class III electronic games and non-house-banked card games at roughly 130+ tribal casinos. The compacts were automatically renewed in 2020 after litigation and contain no sports-wagering authorization.
Racinos. Two non-tribal racetrack racinos, Remington Park and Will Rogers Downs, are authorized to run the same electronic amusement games. They operate under the same 2004 ballot measure (SQ 712).
Casinos. There is no legal commercial casino gaming outside the tribal and racetrack framework.
Sports betting. There is no legal sports betting of any kind. It has repeatedly failed in the Legislature (2023-2025) amid a three-way standoff between Gov. Kevin Stitt, the Legislature, and the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association.
Online casinos. There is no igaming or online poker.

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Legal status

LiveLegal, not launchedLimitedContestedProhibitedNot authorizedRepealedNA

Vertical	Status	Launched	Model	Details
Sports (online)	Not authorized			Same as sports_retail; no mobile/online sports wagering statute exists. Gov. Stitt has proposed statewide mobile licensing (2023 plan, SB 1434 2024) but nothing has passed.[1],[2]
Sports (retail)	Not authorized			No statute authorizes retail sports wagering. The Model Tribal Gaming Compact's "covered games" list (Title 3A § 281, Part 3) does not include sports wagering, and multiple bills to add it (HB 1027 in 2023, SB 1434 in 2024, HB 1047/HB 1101/SB 585 in 2025) did not clear the Legislature.[1],[2],[3]
Online casino	Not authorized			No statute or compact provision authorizes online casino games.[1]
Online poker	Not authorized			No statute authorizes online poker; non-house-banked card games under the compact are land-based only.[1]
Commercial casinos	Limited		Hybrid	No freestanding commercial casinos. Two racetrack "organization licensees" (Remington Park in Oklahoma City, Will Rogers Downs in Claremore) are authorized under Title 3A §§ 268-282 (enacted via State Question 712, Nov. 2, 2004) to operate the same category of electronic amusement games/electronic bingo as tribal casinos, tied to their racing licenses; they do not offer table games. 3A O.S. §§ 268-282 [4],[1]
Tribal casinos	Live	Jan 1, 2005	Monopoly Tribal	35 tribes hold Class III compacts (identical Model Tribal Gaming Compact adopted via SQ 712 in 2004) covering electronic amusement games, electronic bonanza-style/instant bingo, and non-house-banked card games at 130+ facilities statewide. Compacts had an initial term to Jan. 1, 2020 and renew automatically for successive 15-year terms absent a change in the state's authorization of non-racing electronic gaming; a 2020 federal court ruling confirmed automatic renewal through 2035 over Gov. Stitt's objection. 3A O.S. §§ 261-282; Model Tribal Gaming Compact, 3A O.S. § 281 [1],[5],[6]
Lottery	Live	Oct 12, 2005	Monopoly State	Approved by voters in Nov. 2004 (SQ 705 created the Lottery Commission; SQ 706 created the Lottery Trust Fund for education); ticket sales began Oct. 12, 2005. Oklahoma Education Lottery Act; SQ 705, SQ 706 (2004) [7],[8]
iLottery	Not authorized			The Oklahoma Lottery does not sell draw tickets or e-instants directly online. A June 2025 report said the Lottery was exploring a "digital platform," possibly as a competitive response to third-party couriers, plus an app upgrade letting winners claim prizes digitally, but neither confirms live online ticket or e-instant sales.[8],[9],[10]
Daily fantasy	Not authorized			No Oklahoma DFS statute has ever been enacted. House Bill 2278 (2016), which would have created an "Oklahoma Fantasy Contests Act" to license and regulate DFS operators, stalled in the Legislature after tribal gaming interests (including the Cherokee Nation) opposed it; sponsor Sen. David Holt dropped the bill. DraftKings- and FanDuel-style contests are commonly reported to continue operating in the state without explicit statutory authorization or prohibition.[11]
VGTs / VLTs	Not authorized			No freestanding VGT/VLT program outside the tribal-compact and racetrack "electronic amusement games" framework exists.[4]
Historical horse racing	Not authorized			Oklahoma's racetrack electronic devices are "electronic amusement games" under Title 3A, not historical-horse-racing (HHR) terminals as defined/marketed in states like Kentucky/Wyoming; no HHR-specific authorization was found.[4]
Sweepstakes casinos	Not authorized			Senate Bill 1589 bans online sweepstakes casino games that use dual-currency models to risk "representatives of value," extending liability beyond operators to any "geolocation provider, gaming supplier, platform provider, promoter, or media affiliate." Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed the bill on May 7, 2026, calling it "vague and overbroad" and saying it "creates uncertainty for businesses operating in good faith," but the Legislature overrode the veto on May 14-15, 2026 (House 68-19, Senate 34-10). Violations are a felony, with fines of $500-$2,000 and up to 30 days' jail reported for related provisions. The ban takes effect November 1, 2026, at which point this vertical becomes prohibited.[12],[13],[14]
Prediction markets	Not authorized			CFTC-registered event-contract platforms such as Kalshi are available to Oklahoma residents statewide under claimed federal preemption; no Oklahoma regulator, attorney general, or court has taken action against them, unlike Arizona, Ohio, Massachusetts and Nevada, which have. Oklahoma sits in the 10th Circuit, which has not ruled on the CFTC-preemption question.[15]?
Skill games	Prohibited			Non-compact "eight-liner"/coin-pusher machines paying cash or cash-equivalent prizes are treated as illegal gaming devices by the Oklahoma Tax Commission outside the tribal/racetrack compact framework; a 2014-15 Cherokee County enforcement action (OTC compliance officer flag, sheriff's office investigation) targeted such machines at local businesses. Separately, a federal case found the Absentee Shawnee Tribe's claimed "skill" gaming machines were in fact Class II/III games of chance under IGRA, not exempt carnival/amusement games, and ordered them halted. Title 3A's compact-based "electronic amusement games" (which include a skill element per § 270) remain a distinct, compact-authorized category, not an unregulated grey-machine one.[4],[16]
Card rooms	Not authorized			Non-house-banked card games are authorized only as a tribal "covered game" under compact; there is no license category for standalone commercial card rooms.[1]
Lottery couriers	Not authorized			Oklahoma has no courier-specific authorization or ban, and no major courier such as Jackpocket currently serves the state, unlike the 16+ states Jackpocket lists as served.[17],[9]
Pick'em fantasy	Not authorized			Same gap as dfs; no statute found authorizing or banning pick'em-style fantasy contests, which operate as gray-market presence without enforcement.[11]
Pari-mutuel	Live		Competitive	Live pari-mutuel horse racing regulated by the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission; racetracks include Remington Park and Will Rogers Downs. 3A O.S. Ch. 2 (Horse Racing) [4],[18]
Advance deposit wagering	Not authorized			Oklahoma has no dedicated ADW operator-licensing statute yet, but Senate Bill 1955 (introduced January 2026) would direct the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission to adopt rules licensing advance-deposit account wagering and would require providers accepting wagers from Oklahoma IP addresses to hold a Commission license; a similar 2022 bill (HB 3936) proposed the same licensing structure. Under the federal Interstate Horseracing Act, an interstate ADW operator may accept Oklahoma wagers only with consent from the host racing association, host racing commission, and Oklahoma's own racing commission as the "off-track racing commission" -- meaning some ADW activity already occurs via that federal consent mechanism even without a standalone state ADW statute.[19],[20]?
Charitable gaming	Live			The Oklahoma Charity Games Act (3A O.S. § 401 et seq.) lets qualifying charitable organizations run bingo and other specified games of chance; games of chance run by non-charitable ("commercial bingo") operators are prohibited. Implementing rules sit in Oklahoma Administrative Code Title 45 (ABLE Commission), Chapter 50. Licensure requires a minimum 2 years' continuous existence and a $100 annual registration fee; the per-session bingo prize cap is $6,000, and the minimum age is 18 (minors may play if accompanied by a parent or guardian). Oklahoma Charity Games Act, 3A O.S. §§ 401-428 [21]?
Esports betting	Not authorized			Not a covered game under the compact and no separate statute authorizes esports wagering.[1]
Social casino	Live		Competitive	No Oklahoma-specific statute, AG opinion, or enforcement action restricts free-to-play social casino apps with no cash-redeemable prize; such apps fall outside Oklahoma's gambling definition, which requires risking something of value on a game of chance for a thing of value. Oklahoma's new sweepstakes-casino ban (SB 1589, effective Nov. 1, 2026) instead targets dual-currency games that risk "representatives of value," not pure free-to-play social casino with no prize redemption.[12]

Sports betting in Oklahoma: status, tax rate, sportsbooks and bills →

Tax rates

Vertical	Channel	Rate	Base	Tier	Since	Statute
Commercial casinos	retail	10% 10% of retained adjusted gross revenue (AGR) up to $30,000,000 per calendar year, remitted monthly to the Oklahoma Tax Commission (12% of the Tax Commission's share to the General Revenue Fund, 88% to the Education Reform Revolving Fund, effective on/after 2008-07-01).	GGR	$0–$30.0M	2017	3A O.S. § 263(A)-(C), as amended by 2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858 Applies to the racetrack organization-licensee electronic amusement/bingo games under §§ 268-282 (Remington Park, Will Rogers Downs); this is the same State-Tribal Gaming Act revenue-distribution mechanism, but a separate statutory section from the tribal compact exclusivity-fee schedule above. [25]?
Commercial casinos	retail	15% 15% of retained AGR above $30,000,000 up to $40,000,000 per calendar year.	GGR	$30.0M–$40.0M	2017	3A O.S. § 263(D), as amended by 2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858[25]
Commercial casinos	retail	20% 20% of retained AGR above $40,000,000 up to $50,000,000 per calendar year.	GGR	$40.0M–$50.0M	2017	3A O.S. § 263(E), as amended by 2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858[25]
Commercial casinos	retail	25% 25% of retained AGR above $50,000,000 up to $70,000,000 per calendar year.	GGR	$50.0M–$70.0M	2017	3A O.S. § 263(F), as amended by 2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858[25]
Commercial casinos	retail	30% 30% of retained AGR above $70,000,000 per calendar year.	GGR	$70.0M–∞	2017	3A O.S. § 263(G), as amended by 2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858[25]
Tribal casinos	retail	10% 10% of the monthly net win of the common pool(s)/pot(s) for non-house-banked card games; the tribe may retain an amount equal to the state payment as a cost of operating the games.	NET_REVENUE		Jan 1, 2005	Model Tribal Gaming Compact, 3A O.S. § 281, Part 11(A)(2); e.g. Kiowa Tribe compact supplement[1],[26]
Tribal casinos	retail	4% 4% of the first $10,000,000 of annual adjusted gross revenue (AGR) from electronic amusement games, electronic bonanza-style bingo, and electronic instant bingo, per tribe per calendar year.	GGR	$0–$10.0M	Jan 1, 2005	Model Tribal Gaming Compact, 3A O.S. § 281, Part 11(A)(2) Exclusivity fee paid by each compacted tribe to the state, with tiers computed per tribe, per calendar year, on adjusted gross revenue. [1],[26]?
Tribal casinos	retail	5% 5% of the next $10,000,000 of annual AGR from the same electronic game categories.	GGR	$10.0M–$20.0M	Jan 1, 2005	Model Tribal Gaming Compact, 3A O.S. § 281, Part 11(A)(2)[1],[26]
Tribal casinos	retail	6% 6% of all AGR from the same electronic game categories above $20,000,000 per tribe per calendar year.	GGR	$20.0M–∞	Jan 1, 2005	Model Tribal Gaming Compact, 3A O.S. § 281, Part 11(A)(2)[1],[26]

Rules and requirements

Casinos

Number of commercial casinos/racinos operating: 2
Remington Park and Will Rogers Downs racetrack "racinos"; electronic amusement games only, no table games.
[4]
Number of federally recognized tribes with Class III compacts: 35[5]

Legislation

Summary of significant pending gambling legislation this session: Sports betting bills have failed every session since at least 2023: HB 1027 (2023, died in Senate before the deadline); Gov. Stitt's unilateral Nov. 2023 proposal (in-person + mobile, $500k initial/$100k annual mobile licensing fee); SB 1434 (2024, Sen. Murdock, 15% retail / 20% online tax, referred to Senate Appropriations, did not pass); HB 1047, HB 1101 (referendum fallback), and SB 585 (2025, Reps. Luttrell/Coleman, tribal-compact-based model) passed their originating chambers but did not advance to a final floor vote in the other chamber; Gov. Stitt has threatened to veto any bill that confines licensing to tribes only.[2],[3]

Minimum age

Minimum age for charitable bingo/raffles: 18
Minors may still play if accompanied by a parent or guardian.
[21]?
Minimum age to purchase lottery: 18[8]
Minimum age for pari-mutuel wagering: 18[4]?
Typical minimum age at tribal casinos (per compact): 18
Age varies by individual compact or tribal ordinance for electronic games, but 18 is the commonly cited minimum at most Oklahoma tribal casinos.
[1]?

Notes

Free-text notes that fit no other field: Electronic amusement games at both tribal casinos and the two racetrack racinos are required by Title 3A § 270 to include a skill element that can improve a player's outcome, distinguishing them from pure chance-based slot machines under Oklahoma law.[4]

Tax revenue

Uses that commercial-casino and iGaming tax revenue is directed to by law, largest share first where the law sets shares: education, general_fund
Covers the racetrack organization-licensee tax under 3A O.S. § 263; tribal exclusivity fees go to the state Treasury with no earmark required by the compact.
[25]
Where gaming tax revenue goes (education fund: Lottery: Oklahoma Education Lottery Trust Fund (created by SQ 706, 2004), funding education programs. Racetrack organization-licensee gaming tax (3A O.S. § 263): 88% of the Tax Commission's share to the Education Reform Revolving Fund, 12% to the General Revenue Fund. Tribal exclusivity fees: paid to the State Treasurer with no required allocation to a particular state purpose, so they function as general-fund revenue.[7],[1],[25]

Lottery

Status: Live · Monopoly State
Approved by voters in Nov. 2004 (SQ 705 created the Lottery Commission; SQ 706 created the Lottery Trust Fund for education); ticket sales began Oct. 12, 2005.
[7],[8]
Authorized: Nov 2, 2004
Oklahoma Education Lottery Act; SQ 705, SQ 706 (2004)
First tickets sold: Oct 12, 2005
Run by: Oklahoma Lottery Commission
Minimum age: 18[8]
Multistate games: Powerball, Mega Millions, Lotto America, Millionaire for Life[22],[23]
Where the money goes: Net proceeds go to the Oklahoma Education Lottery Trust Fund (Okla. Const. art. X, § 41, created by SQ 706), which may be spent only for education purposes (K-12 funding including teacher compensation, early-childhood programs, higher-education tuition aid, CareerTech, the School Consolidation Fund and Teachers' Retirement); the Legislature may not use it to supplant other education funding. SQ 705 requires at least 35% of ticket revenue (after the first two years) to reach the fund as net proceeds.[24]
Online sales (iLottery): Not authorized
Notes
The Oklahoma Lottery does not sell draw tickets or e-instants directly online. A June 2025 report said the Lottery was exploring a "digital platform," possibly as a competitive response to third-party couriers, plus an app upgrade letting winners claim prizes digitally, but neither confirms live online ticket or e-instant sales.
[8],[9],[10]
Courier services: Not authorized
Oklahoma has no courier-specific authorization or ban, and no major courier such as Jackpocket currently serves the state, unlike the 16+ states Jackpocket lists as served.
[17],[9]

Lottery sales and money kept by the stateState fiscal years

SalesKept by the state

$200M$400MFY2012FY2015FY2018FY2021FY2024$332M$104M

Online sports betting, online casino and online poker have not been legalized.

Yearly figures

Fiscal year	Sales	Prizes	Administration	Kept by the state	Prize share
FY2024	$332M	$220M	$8.7M	$104M	66%
FY2023	$356M	$234M	$8.2M	$113M	66%
FY2022	$328M	$227M	$7.7M	$93.6M	69%
FY2021	$347M	$224M	$29.4M	$93.6M	65%
FY2020	$268M	$167M	$30.4M	$70.9M	62%
FY2019	$242M	$141M	$32.6M	$68.1M	58%
FY2018	$221M	$130M	$31.0M	$60.5M	59%
FY2017	$152M	$73.3M	$23.5M	$54.7M	48%
FY2016	$190M	$95.5M	$24.8M	$69.3M	50%
FY2015	$172M	$87.8M	$24.1M	$59.8M	51%
FY2014	$191M	$97.5M	$24.9M	$68.7M	51%
FY2013	$200M	$104M	$23.6M	$72.1M	52%
FY2012	$213M	$103M	$10.9M	$99.1M	48%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Finances

Lottery timeline

Oct 12, 2005 · Launched · Lottery
Oklahoma Lottery begins ticket sales[7]
Nov 2, 2004 · Legalized · Lottery
Voters approve SQ 705 and SQ 706, creating the Oklahoma Lottery Commission and Lottery Trust Fund[7]

Casinos

125 properties open, 1 closed.

Property	Type	City	Operator	Opened	Hotel
Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs A horse-racing track with electronic gaming, licensed under the state's racetrack "organization licensee" law rather than a tribal compact, though it is run by the Cherokee Nation's gaming arm. [29]	Racino	Claremore	Cherokee Nation
Remington Park A horse-racing track with electronic gaming, licensed under the state's racetrack "organization licensee" law rather than a tribal compact. Owned by the Chickasaw Nation and operated by its subsidiary Global Gaming RP. [30]	Racino	Oklahoma City	Chickasaw Nation
7 Clans Paradise Casino[31],[32]	Tribal casino	Red Rock	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma
Ada Gaming Center A smaller gaming-center location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Ada	Chickasaw Nation
Apache Golden Eagle Casino[34]	Tribal casino	Apache	Apache Tribe of Oklahoma
Black Gold Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Wilson	Chickasaw Nation
Black Hawk Casino[35]	Tribal casino	Shawnee	Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma
Border Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Thackerville	Chickasaw Nation
Bristow Casino[36]	Tribal casino	Bristow	Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Buffalo Run Casino and Hotel[37]	Tribal casino	Miami	Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma		Yes
Casino Oklahoma[38]	Tribal casino	Hinton	Delaware Nation	Aug 2012
Checotah Casino[36]	Tribal casino	Checotah	Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Cherokee Casino & Hotel Roland[29]	Tribal casino	Roland	Cherokee Nation		Yes
Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs[29]	Tribal casino	West Siloam Springs	Cherokee Nation		Yes
Cherokee Casino Fort Gibson[29]	Tribal casino	Fort Gibson	Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Casino Grove[29]	Tribal casino	Grove	Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Casino Ramona[29]	Tribal casino	Ramona	Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Casino Sallisaw[29]	Tribal casino	Sallisaw	Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Casino South Coffeyville[29]	Tribal casino	South Coffeyville	Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Casino Tahlequah[29]	Tribal casino	Tahlequah	Cherokee Nation
Chickasaw Travel Stop Ada West A travel-plaza gaming location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Ada	Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Travel Stop Davis Gaming A travel-plaza gaming location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Davis	Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw Travel Stop Thackerville A travel-plaza gaming location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Thackerville	Chickasaw Nation
Chisholm Trail Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Duncan	Chickasaw Nation
Choctaw Casino & Resort–Durant[39]	Tribal casino	Durant	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma		Yes
Choctaw Casino & Resort–Grant[39]	Tribal casino	Grant	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma		Yes
Choctaw Casino & Resort–Pocola[39]	Tribal casino	Pocola	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma		Yes
Choctaw Casino (McAlester)[39]	Tribal casino	McAlester	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Antlers[39]	Tribal casino	Antlers	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Atoka[39]	Tribal casino	Atoka	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Broken Bow[39]	Tribal casino	Broken Bow	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Durant East[39]	Tribal casino	Durant	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Durant West Listed by the Choctaw Nation as a Durant-area "Casino Too" location; its mailing address is Calera. [39]	Tribal casino	Calera	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Grant[39]	Tribal casino	Grant	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Heavener[39]	Tribal casino	Heavener	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Hugo[39]	Tribal casino	Hugo	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Idabel[39]	Tribal casino	Idabel	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too McAlester[39]	Tribal casino	McAlester	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Pocola[39]	Tribal casino	Pocola	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Poteau[39]	Tribal casino	Poteau	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Stigler[39]	Tribal casino	Stigler	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Stringtown[39]	Tribal casino	Stringtown	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino Too Wilburton[39]	Tribal casino	Wilburton	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino–Broken Bow[39]	Tribal casino	Broken Bow	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino–Idabel[39]	Tribal casino	Idabel	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Casino–Stringtown[39]	Tribal casino	Stringtown	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Choctaw Landing[39]	Tribal casino	Hochatown	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma		Yes
Cimarron Casino[40]	Tribal casino	Perkins	Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma
Comanche Cache Casino[41]	Tribal casino	Cache	Comanche Nation
Comanche Nation Casino[41],[32]	Tribal casino	Lawton	Comanche Nation
Comanche Nation Travel Plaza Casino A travel-plaza gaming location rather than a full casino. [41]	Tribal casino	Devol	Comanche Nation
Comanche Spur Casino[41],[32]	Tribal casino	Elgin	Comanche Nation
Comanche Star Casino[41],[32]	Tribal casino	Walters	Comanche Nation
Coweta Casino Hotel[42],[36]	Tribal casino	Coweta	Muscogee (Creek) Nation		Yes
Downstream Casino Resort[43]	Tribal casino	Quapaw	Quapaw Nation		Yes
FireLake Casino[44],[45]	Tribal casino	Shawnee	Citizen Potawatomi Nation
First Council Casino[31]	Tribal casino	Newkirk	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma
Fort Sill Apache Casino[46]	Tribal casino	Lawton	Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma
Gold Mountain Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Ardmore	Chickasaw Nation
Gold River Bingo and Casino[38]	Tribal casino	Anadarko	Delaware Nation
Golden Pony Casino[47]	Tribal casino	Okemah	Thlopthlocco Tribal Town
Goldsby Gaming Center A smaller gaming-center location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Norman	Chickasaw Nation
Grand Casino Hotel Resort[48]	Tribal casino	Shawnee	Citizen Potawatomi Nation		Yes
Grand Lake Casino[49],[32]?	Tribal casino	Grove	Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa Branded for nearby Tulsa but located in Catoosa, on land owned by the Cherokee Nation. [50],[29]	Tribal casino	Catoosa	Cherokee Nation		Yes
High Winds Casino[51],[32]	Tribal casino	Miami	Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma
Holdenville Casino[36]	Tribal casino	Holdenville	Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Indigo Sky Casino & Resort[52],[53]	Tribal casino	Wyandotte	Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma		Yes
Ioway Casino Resort[40]	Tribal casino	Chandler	Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma		Yes
Jet Stream Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Pauls Valley	Chickasaw Nation
Kickapoo Casino Located north of McLoud, near the tribe's headquarters. [54]	Tribal casino	McLoud	Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma
Kiowa Casino (Carnegie)[55]	Tribal casino	Carnegie	Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma
Kiowa Casino (Verden)[55]	Tribal casino	Verden	Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma
Kiowa Casino and Hotel Red River[55]	Tribal casino	Devol	Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma		Yes
Konawa Casino[56]	Tribal casino	Konawa	Seminole Nation of Oklahoma
Lake Eufaula Casino Hotel[36]	Tribal casino	Eufaula	Muscogee (Creek) Nation		Yes
Lakecrest Casino and Hotel[33]	Tribal casino	Ardmore	Chickasaw Nation		Yes
Lil' Bit of Paradise Casino–Chilocco A smaller gaming location rather than a full casino. [31]	Tribal casino	Newkirk	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma
Lil' Bit of Paradise Casino–Red Rock A smaller gaming location rather than a full casino. [31]	Tribal casino	Red Rock	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma
Lucky Star Casino (Canton)[57]	Tribal casino	Canton	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma
Lucky Star Casino (Clinton)[57]	Tribal casino	Clinton	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma
Lucky Star Casino (Concho)[57]	Tribal casino	Concho	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma
Lucky Star Casino (Hammon)[57]	Tribal casino	Hammon	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma
Lucky Star Casino (Watonga)[57]	Tribal casino	Watonga	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma
Lucky Turtle Casino[58]	Tribal casino	Wyandotte	Wyandotte Nation
Madill Gaming Center A smaller gaming-center location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Madill	Chickasaw Nation
MegaStar Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Willis	Chickasaw Nation
Native Lights Casino[59]	Tribal casino	Newkirk	Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma
Newcastle Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Newcastle	Chickasaw Nation
Newcastle Travel Gaming A travel-plaza gaming location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Newcastle	Chickasaw Nation
Okemah Casino[36]	Tribal casino	Okemah	Muscogee (Creek) Nation
One Fire Casino[60],[36]	Tribal casino	Okmulgee	Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Osage Casino Bartlesville[61],[32]	Tribal casino	Bartlesville	Osage Nation
Osage Casino Hominy[32],[62]	Tribal casino	Hominy	Osage Nation
Osage Casino Pawhuska[61],[32]	Tribal casino	Pawhuska	Osage Nation
Osage Casino Ponca City[61],[62]	Tribal casino	Ponca City	Osage Nation		Yes
Osage Casino Sand Springs[32],[62]	Tribal casino	Sand Springs	Osage Nation
Osage Casino Skiatook[61],[62]	Tribal casino	Skiatook	Osage Nation		Yes
Osage Casino Tulsa[61],[62],[32]	Tribal casino	Tulsa	Osage Nation
Outpost Casino[52],[63]	Tribal casino	Wyandotte	Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Quapaw Casino[43]	Tribal casino	Quapaw	Quapaw Nation
Red River Casino[41],[32]	Tribal casino	Devol	Comanche Nation
River Bend Casino & Hotel[58]	Tribal casino	Wyandotte	Wyandotte Nation		Yes
River Spirit Casino Resort[64],[36]	Tribal casino	Tulsa	Muscogee (Creek) Nation		Yes
Riverwind Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Norman	Chickasaw Nation
Sac and Fox Nation Casino[35]	Tribal casino	Stroud	Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma
SaltCreek Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Pocasset	Chickasaw Nation
Seven Clans Casino (Perry)[31],[32]?	Tribal casino	Perry	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma	May 2016
SouthWind Casino Braman[65]	Tribal casino	Braman	Kaw Nation	Sep 2014
Stone Wolf Casino[66],[67]	Tribal casino	Pawnee	Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma
Sugar Creek Casino[68]	Tribal casino	Hinton	Wichita and Affiliated Tribes
Texoma Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Kingston	Chickasaw Nation
The Artesian Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Sulphur	Chickasaw Nation
The Riverstar Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Terral	Chickasaw Nation
The Stables Run as a joint venture with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma since 1998. [69]	Tribal casino	Miami	Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma
Thunderbird Casino[70]?	Tribal casino	Shawnee	Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Thunderbird Wild Wild West Casino[70],[32]	Tribal casino	Norman	Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Tishomingo Gaming A smaller gaming location rather than a full casino. [33]	Tribal casino	Tishomingo	Chickasaw Nation
Tonkawa Gasino[59]	Tribal casino	Tonkawa	Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma
Tonkawa Indian Casino[59]	Tribal casino	Tonkawa	Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma
Treasure Valley Casino[33]	Tribal casino	Davis	Chickasaw Nation
Washita Casino[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Paoli	Chickasaw Nation
West Bay Casino & Resort[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Kingston	Chickasaw Nation		Yes
Wewoka Casino[56]	Tribal casino	Wewoka	Seminole Nation of Oklahoma
WinStar World Casino and Resort[33],[32]	Tribal casino	Thackerville	Chickasaw Nation		Yes

Closed (1)

Property	Type	City	Operator	Open	Sportsbook	Hotel
Silver Buffalo Casino Closed in 2013 during a tribal gaming-commission dispute and never reopened. [34]	Tribal casino	Anadarko	Apache Tribe of Oklahoma	? – 2013

Tribal gaming

Compact notices in the Federal Register: 79 · first notice Feb 3, 1997, latest Jan 24, 2023

Payments from tribes to the state

Tribal payments to OklahomaFiscal years

$100M$200M$300MFY2014FY2017FY2020FY2023FY2026$238M

Year	Amount	Basis
FY2026	$238M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue[27]
FY2025	$221M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue[27]
FY2024	$210M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue[27]
FY2023	$202M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue[27]
FY2022	$192M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue[27]
FY2021	$163M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2020	$124M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. Down because of COVID-19 casino closures. [27]
FY2019	$148M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2018	$139M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2017	$134M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2016	$132M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2015	$128M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2014	$123M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2013	$128M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]
FY2012	$124M	Exclusivity fees: 4-6% of electronic-game revenue, 10% of table-game revenue Read from a chart; rounded to $0.1 million. [27]

Tribal gaming revenue in the NIGC Oklahoma City Region

NIGC Oklahoma City RegionFederal fiscal years

$2.0B$4.0BFY2019FY2021FY2023FY2025$3.7B

The National Indian Gaming Commission reports revenue only by region. This region also includes Texas. The region covers western Oklahoma only.[28]

Compact notices

Published	Tribe	Notice	Federal Register
Jan 24, 2023	Delaware Nation	Amendment approved	88 FR 4204
Sep 8, 2020	United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma	Compact approved	85 FR 55472
Sep 8, 2020	Kialegee Tribal Town	Compact approved	85 FR 55472
Jun 29, 2020	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians	Compact approved	85 FR 38919
Jun 29, 2020	Comanche Nation	Compact approved	85 FR 38919
Jun 17, 2020	United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma	Compact extended	85 FR 36609
May 8, 2019	Shawnee Tribe	Amendment approved	84 FR 20162
Apr 16, 2019	Modoc Tribe	Amendment approved	84 FR 15633
Apr 16, 2019	Kiowa Tribe	Amendment approved	84 FR 15634
Dec 27, 2018	Kaw Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 66742
Dec 4, 2018	Osage Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 62601
Nov 2, 2018	Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes	Amendment approved	83 FR 55199
Sep 18, 2018	Comanche Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 47187
Aug 27, 2018	Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 43704
Aug 27, 2018	Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma and the Sac and Fox Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 43703
Aug 27, 2018	Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 43704
Aug 27, 2018	Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians	Amendment approved	83 FR 43704
Aug 17, 2018	Seneca-Cayuga Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Wichita and Affiliated Tribes	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Muscogee (Creek) Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Kaw Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Citizen Potawatomi Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and the Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	83 FR 41102
Aug 17, 2018	Chickasaw Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Cherokee Nation	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Aug 17, 2018	Absentee Shawnee Tribe	Amendment approved	83 FR 41101
Jun 8, 2018	Shawnee Tribe	Compact approved	83 FR 26706
Jul 19, 2011	Kialegee Tribal Town of Oklahoma	Compact approved	76 FR 42722
Aug 5, 2008	Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma (O-GAH-PAH) Off-Track Wagering	Compact took effect without action	73 FR 45471
Apr 2, 2007	Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma	Compact approved	72 FR 15720
Oct 23, 2006	Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma	Compact approved	71 FR 62120
Sep 12, 2006	Wichita and Affiliated Tribes	Compact took effect without action	71 FR 53706
Sep 12, 2006	Caddo Nation of Oklahoma	Compact approved	71 FR 53706
Dec 22, 2005	Wyandotte Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 76067
Oct 3, 2005	Thlopthlocco Tribal Town	Compact approved	70 FR 57617
Jul 28, 2005	Chickasaw Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 43702
Jun 23, 2005	Otoe-Missouria Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 36407
Jun 23, 2005	Apache Tribe of Oklahoma	Compact approved	70 FR 36407
Jun 1, 2005	Sac & Fox Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 31499
Jun 1, 2005	Ottawa Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 31499
Jun 1, 2005	Modoc Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 31499
Jun 1, 2005	Iowa Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 31499
Jun 1, 2005	Delaware Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 31499
Apr 26, 2005	Seminole Nation of Oklahoma	Compact approved	70 FR 21440
Apr 8, 2005	Muscogee (Creek) Nation and the Cheyenne Arapaho Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 18041
Apr 6, 2005	Tonkawa Tribe	Compact took effect without action	70 FR 17461
Mar 21, 2005	Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma	Compact approved	70 FR 13535
Mar 21, 2005	Osage Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 13535
Mar 11, 2005	Peoria Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 12230
Mar 11, 2005	Kickapoo Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 12230
Mar 11, 2005	Kaw Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 12230
Mar 7, 2005	Seneca-Cayuga Tribe	Compact took effect without action	70 FR 11027
Feb 9, 2005	Choctaw Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 6903
Feb 9, 2005	Eastern Shawnee Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 6903
Feb 9, 2005	Citizen Potawatomi Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 6903
Feb 8, 2005	Quapaw Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 6725
Feb 8, 2005	Chickasaw Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 6725
Jan 27, 2005	Miami Tribe and the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma	Compact approved	70 FR 3942
Jan 27, 2005	Comanche Nation	Compact approved	70 FR 3942
Jan 27, 2005	Absentee Shawnee Tribe	Compact approved	70 FR 3942
Jan 5, 2005	Peoria Tribe of Indians	Compact approved	70 FR 916
Jun 22, 2004	Chickasaw Nation	Compact approved	69 FR 34686
Apr 1, 2002	Quapaw Tribe	Compact approved	67 FR 15407
Feb 8, 2002	Ponca Tribe	Compact approved	67 FR 6050
Feb 8, 2002	Eastern Shawnee Tribe	Compact approved	67 FR 6049
Feb 8, 2002	Seneca-Cayuga	Compact approved	67 FR 6050
Jun 7, 2001	Seminole Nation	Compact approved	66 FR 30749
Jun 7, 2001	Kaw Nation	Compact approved	66 FR 30748
Jun 7, 2001	Choctaw Nation	Compact approved	66 FR 30748
May 4, 2001	Absentee Shawnee Tribe	Compact approved	66 FR 22593
Oct 2, 2000	Chickasaw Nation	Compact approved	65 FR 58790
Oct 2, 2000	Choctaw Nation	Compact approved	65 FR 58790
May 12, 2000	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma	Amendment approved	65 FR 30605
Jul 7, 1999	Comanche Indian Tribe	Compact approved	64 FR 36713
Apr 15, 1997	Choctaw Nation	Compact approved	62 FR 18357
Feb 3, 1997	Citizen Band Potawatomi Indian Tribe	Compact approved	62 FR 5033

The Interior Department publishes a notice when a compact or amendment is approved or takes effect. Older compacts published before 1994 are not included.

Economy

Adults 21 and over: 3.0M (2024; 4.1M residents)
Gambling taxes collected: $36.8M in FY2025 · 0.28% of all state taxes
Gambling jobs: 20.7K in 2025 · $53,412 average annual pay
Undercount: the Bureau of Labor Statistics withholds some figures to protect individual employers.

Gambling taxes collectedState fiscal years

Gambling taxesLottery proceeds

$100M$200MFY2013FY2016FY2019FY2022FY2025$36.8M$104M

Census Bureau tax collections on amusements and pari-mutuel wagering. Most states book casino, sports betting and video gaming taxes here; amusement taxes can also include admissions taxes unrelated to gambling. Lottery proceeds are what the lottery transfers to the state after prizes and costs.

Gambling jobsAnnual average

10.0K20.0K30.0K20152017201920212023202520.7K

Casinos, casino hotels, card rooms, bingo halls, off-track betting and slot-route operators, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Racetracks are not included. Jobs at tribal casinos are counted as government jobs.

Gambling jobs by industry, 2025

Industry	Ownership	Employers	Jobs	Average pay
Gambling industries	tribal and other government-owned	115	19.3K	$53,789
Gambling industries	privately owned	34	1,409	$48,266
Casino hotels	tribal and other government-owned		withheld
Casino hotels	privately owned		withheld

Taxes by fiscal year

Fiscal year	Amusement taxes	Pari-mutuel taxes	Share of state taxes	Lottery proceeds
FY2025	$35.9M	$908K	0.28%	—
FY2024	$33.3M	$1.0M	0.26%	$104M
FY2023	$35.1M	$1.1M	0.27%	$113M
FY2022	$32.7M	$1.1M	0.26%	$93.6M
FY2021	$188M	$1.1M	1.68%	$93.6M
FY2020	$150M	$1.5M	1.48%	$70.9M
FY2019	$180M	$1.0M	1.68%	$68.1M
FY2018	$194M	$1.1M	2.06%	$60.5M
FY2017	$180M	$1.1M	2.16%	$54.7M
FY2016	$177M	$1.2M	2.04%	$69.3M

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates: Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, States (NST-EST2025-ALLDATA); U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC): Historical Dataset; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025 annual averages, NAICS 7132 (Gambling industries)

Timeline

May 15, 2026 · Prohibited · Sweepstakes casinos
Oklahoma Legislature overrides Gov. Stitt's veto of SB 1589, banning dual-currency online sweepstakes casinos effective Nov. 1, 2026[12],[13]
SB 1589 (2026 Okla. Sess. Laws)
Jan 1, 2025 · Other · Sports (retail)
Reps. Luttrell/Coleman introduce HB 1047 (tribal-compact sports betting), HB 1101 (referendum fallback), and SB 585 (compact amendment for sports pools); bills pass their originating chambers but stall before a final floor vote[3]
Feb 1, 2024 · Other · Sports (online)
Senate Bill 1434, implementing Stitt's sports-betting plan with 15%/20% retail/online tax rates, receives second reading and is referred to committee; does not pass[2]
Nov 6, 2023 · Other · Sports (online)
Gov. Stitt unveils his own statewide mobile and in-person sports-wagering plan, bypassing tribal negotiations and drawing criticism from legislative leaders[3]
Apr 13, 2023 · Other · Sports (retail)
HB 1027, which would have authorized in-person and mobile sports wagering under the tribal compact, fails to advance in the Senate before the chamber deadline[3]
Jul 28, 2020 · Court Ruling · Tribal casinos
Federal district court (W.D. Okla.) rules existing tribal gaming compacts automatically renewed Jan. 1, 2020 for a new 15-year term, rejecting Gov. Stitt's position that they had expired[6]
Jul 21, 2020 · Court Ruling · Tribal casinos
Oklahoma Supreme Court invalidates Gov. Stitt's new compacts with the Comanche Nation and Otoe-Missouria Tribe[6]
Jan 1, 2017 · Tax Change · Commercial casinos
HB 1858 restructures § 263 AGR tax tiers for racetrack organization-licensee gaming[25]
2017 Okla. Laws, HB 1858; 3A O.S. § 263
Oct 12, 2005 · Launched · Lottery
Oklahoma Lottery begins ticket sales[7]
Jan 1, 2005 · Launched · Tribal casinos
Model Tribal Gaming Compact term begins; tribes begin offering electronic amusement games and non-house-banked card games statewide[1]
Nov 2, 2004 · Legalized · Tribal casinos
Voters approve State Question 712, enacting the State-Tribal Gaming Act and Model Tribal Gaming Compact[4]
Laws 2004, SB 1252, c. 316; SQ 712
Nov 2, 2004 · Legalized · Lottery
Voters approve SQ 705 and SQ 706, creating the Oklahoma Lottery Commission and Lottery Trust Fund[7]

Regulators

Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services, Gaming Compliance Unit — Tribal casinos
Revenue reports · License list
Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission — Pari-mutuel, Advance deposit wagering, Commercial casinos
Oklahoma Lottery Commission — Lottery
Oklahoma Office of the Attorney General — Sweepstakes casinos, Prediction markets, Skill games

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“shall automatically renew for successive additional fifteen-year terms”
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“Federally recognized tribes could offer in-person sports betting under a compact with the state.”
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“the outcome of the game can be influenced by the skill of the player”
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“Ten percent (10%) shall be remitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission on the fifteenth day”
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“Under the compacts, tribes pay monthly exclusivity fees based on a sliding scale for Class III electronic games... For the first $10 million in revenue, tribes pay 4% to the state; for the next $10 million, the payment is 5%; and for revenues more than $20 million, the payment is 6%. Tribes pay 10% of the monthly net win from table games.”
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“FY 2025’s GGR of $46.2 billion marks the highest ever GGR for the Indian gaming industry.”
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“Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs, Claremore, OK; Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs, West Siloam Springs, OK”
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“A horse racing track and casino located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ... owned by the Chickasaw Nation; Global Gaming RP has owned and operated the facility since 2010.”
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“They own two gas stations, two smoke shops, two financial services companies, and five casinos. ... A new casino was opened in May 2016 in Perry, Oklahoma.”
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“Remington Park Racetrack & Casino | Oklahoma City | Oklahoma | Racino; owned by a subsidiary of the Chickasaw Nation”
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“The Apache Tribe of Oklahoma owns and operates the Apache Golden Eagle Casino in Apache, Oklahoma. ... Only the Golden Eagle Casino reopened once the dispute was settled.”
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“Tribal businesses, the Peoria Gaming Center, Buffalo Run Casino and Hotel, and Joe's Outback ... are all located in Miami, Oklahoma, their tribal lands.”
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“Thlopthlocco operates its own tribal housing program, smoke shop, and the Golden Pony Casino, located in Okemah.”
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“Grand Casino Hotel Resort, 777 Grand Casino Boulevard, Shawnee, Oklahoma. A Citizen Potawatomi Nation enterprise.”
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“The Seneca–Cayuga have a Class II casino near Grove, Oklahoma.”
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“An integrated resort in Catoosa, Oklahoma ... on land owned by the Cherokee Nation.”
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“In addition, they operate the High Winds Casino.”
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“Indigo Sky Casino & Resort, 70220 East HWY 60, Wyandotte, OK 74370.”
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“Kickapoo Casino is located north of McLoud, Oklahoma, near the Tribal Headquarters. The Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma owns a gas station, and 2 casinos.”
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“Our Casinos: Konawa ... Wewoka casino is next to Wewoka's trading post ... I-40, Exit 200 is the largest of Seminole Nation's casinos.”
Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“The tribe operates three tribal smoke shops and five casinos: the Lucky Star Casino in Clinton, the Lucky Star Casino in Concho, the Lucky Star Casino in Watonga, the Lucky Star Casino in Hammon, and the Lucky Star Casino in Canton.”
Wyandotte Nation · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Two of them, River Bend Casino & Hotel and Lucky Turtle Casino, are located in Wyandotte, Oklahoma.”
Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Along with several smoke shops, the tribe runs three different casinos: Tonkawa Indian Casino and Tonkawa Gasino located in Tonkawa, Oklahoma, and the Native Lights Casino in Newkirk, Oklahoma.”
One Fire Casino · Muscogee (Creek) Nation · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“One Fire Casino, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. A Muscogee (Creek) Nation enterprise.”
Osage Casino · Osage Nation · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Osage Casino locations: Bartlesville, Pawhuska, Ponca City, Skiatook, Tulsa.”
Osage Nation · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“The Osage Nation's largest economic enterprise, Osage Casinos, officially opened newly constructed casinos, hotels and convenience stores in Skiatook and Ponca City in December 2013.”
Outpost Casino · Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Outpost Casino, 69701 E 100 Rd, Wyandotte, OK 74370.”
Muscogee Nation · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Gaming enterprises consist of 9 stand alone casinos, the largest being River Spirit Casino Resort featuring Margaritaville in Tulsa.”
Kaw Nation · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Kaw Nation owns the Kanza Travel Plaza; Woodridge Market; Smoke Shop I, and II; SouthWind Casino ... SouthWind Casino Braman, which opened September 2014.”
StoneWolf Casino · Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“StoneWolf Casino, Pawnee, Oklahoma.”
Pawnee Tribal Development Corporation · Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Stone Wolf Casino; Teepee Smoke Shop & Casino.”
Sugar Creek Casino · Wichita and Affiliated Tribes · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Sugar Creek Casino, an enterprise of the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes, located in Hinton, Oklahoma.”
Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“The casino, known as The Stables, is located in Miami, Oklahoma ... a casino established in 1998, together with the Miami tribe.”
Absentee Shawnee Tribe · Wikipedia · secondary · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
“Its casinos, both called Thunderbird Casino, are east of Norman, near the tribal headquarters in Shawnee.”