Oregon Casinos
Casinos in Oregon - 100% Tribal
There are three forms of legal gambling in Oregon, the Oregon Lottery, Oregon's Tribal Casinos, and social gambling, such as bingo halls and poker rooms that have opened under county specific social gambling laws.
Oregon voted to continue the tribal casino monopoly that we currently have within the state. We will be getting a new casino however, as the Coquille Indian tribe intends to open Oregon's newest casino in Medford.
In addition to the Bingo halls, which are required to give some of their proceeds to charity Oregon features 7 tribal casinos all operated by Native American Indian tribes.
As we mentioned above, all of the casinos in Oregon are owned and/or operated by Native American tribes. For information about the Native American Indian tribes behind each casino, click the casino review page.
Spirit Mountain Casino
This casino really is located pretty much in the middle of nowhere. If there were no casino in town, well, there wouldn't be much at all. As luck would have it though, Grande Ronde Oregon is home to the biggest, and most beautiful of all Oregon Casinos.
Spirit Mountain Casino in Oregon offers a vast selection of table games, slot machines, and video poker games, in addition to the largest poker room in Oregon.
Accommodations at Spirit Mountain Casino include a hotel, as well as an R.V. Park. The casino also features Play World and an Arcade for the kiddo's, and a newly built auditorium for shows.
Chinook Winds Casino
Confederated
Tribes of the Siletz
Lincoln City - Oregon Coast
Oregon also features a casino set right on the beautiful Pacific Ocean, Chinook Winds Casino. Chinook Winds is a beautiful place, the suites off the ocean are to die for. If you're not looking to stay right at the casino, you might check out another hotel in Lincoln City, near the casino.
This casino sits on prime Oregon coastal real estate. In fact, one is left to wonder why there are so few windows on the inside of the casino that rests on the crest of the ocean, perhaps the casino does not want the waves luring the players outside to play. The moment you make the turn from Logan Street, or Highway 101 onto the casino's street, you'll feel your breath catch, as your eyes feast on the casino resting just in front of the breathtaking Pacific.
Whichever way you decide to travel to Chinook Winds, you're surrounded by nature. Green trees, farms, mountains, and of course if you're traveling on highway 101, the Pacific Ocean.
Kahnetah Casino
Kahneetah Casino closed down during 2012, however, the water park is still a happening place to visit in the Oregon Desert area. During the colder months, for those that prefer a warmer climate, something in the Oregon Desert perhaps? You'll want to check out Kah Nee Ta. Even though the Kah Ne Tah casino is no more, the Water park and lodge is nestled amidst desert land in what looks to be a fairly deserted parcel of tribal land in Oregon. In contrast to the casino's located near the western coast in Oregon, Kahneetah is surrounded by gorgeous landscapes of rich red mountains
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The home of what used to be known as Kah Nee Ta casino is still , Central Oregon's #1 Resort and as such is a great summer destination, due to the awesome water park right and the spa.
More Oregon Casinos
Chiloquin - Oregon
Klamath Tribes
North Bend = Oregon Coast
Coquille Indian Tribe
Burns Oregon
Burns Paiute Tribe
Seven Feathers CasinoCanyonville Oregon
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians
Three Rivers CasinoFlorence - Oregon Coast
Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
Pendleton Oregon
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
New Proposed Casinos in Oregon
Coquille Indian Tribe
Columbia Gorge casino
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Becoming a Dealer at an Oregon Casino
The most common way to become a licensed dealer in an Oregon casino is to take a class, generally offered by one of the casinos and learn to deal each specific game. For instance, blackjack is its own game, so you'll need to take a class to learn how to deal blackjack, and get certified in that game, once you're able to deal 6-deck blackjack, you'll still need to learn to deal single deck blackjack, and then craps, poker, and so on. If you're really anxious to get started, check out YouTube video tutorials, and teach yourself to the basics. Eventually, you'll need to audition at a casino or major casino event. Once hired, you'll need to apply for a state gambling license.
Keep in touch with the human resources department at the casino near you for up to date information about classes. In addition classes are often listed on Indeed.com and posted on Craigslist.
One of the best things about learning to deal in Oregon Casinos is that the classes are free. In Las Vegas for instance you might pay $300-$1500 per casino game you learn to deal. It's an investment sure, but free sure is a whole lot better!
Slots in Oregon
Slot machine games can be found in most bars throughout the state of Oregon as well as in all of the tribal casinos located within the state.
Oregon Lottery Games
- Powerball®
- Mega Millions®
- Oregon's Megabucks Game
- Raffle
- Keno
- Video Poker (only available in drinking establishments)
- Video Slots (only available in drinking establishments)
- Scratch-its