Alabama Casinos
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Alabama Casinos
Summary
Alabama, nestled in the Heart of Dixie, is a southern state with a rich Civil War history. Known for its Magnolia trees, lush gardens, historic homes, and warm hospitality, Alabama is bordered by Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida, with Montgomery as its capital. Notably, Alabama is home to several Native American-run bingo casinos, offering unique gaming experiences.
Exploring Alabama's Casinos
Alabama’s casinos are primarily bingo establishments operated by Native American tribes. Due to the lack of legalized gambling statewide, these casinos are situated on Native American land, meaning their revenue isn't taxed by the state. Aside from bingo, Alabama offers limited gambling through horse and dog racing, alongside some slot machines and video gaming.
Key Casinos in Alabama
- Creek Entertainment Center, Atmore
Located just 20 minutes from Montgomery, the Creek Entertainment Center offers a vibrant gaming experience. Open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to midnight and extended hours on weekends, it features 1,000 bingo seats, 200 electronic bingo machines, pull-tab cards, and a restaurant.
- Tallapoosa Entertainment Center, Montgomery
As the largest of Alabama’s casinos, Tallapoosa operates 24/7, boasting 480 electronic bingo seats within 21,000 square feet of gaming space. Guests can enjoy a full bar and grill, enhancing their gaming experience at this bustling center.
- Riverside Entertainment Center, Wetumpka
Also managed by Native Americans, Riverside is open 24 hours Monday through Saturday, and from 1:00 p.m. on Sundays. This casino offers 16,000 square feet of gaming, featuring over 530 slot machines and an onsite restaurant for guests.
Future Prospects
Alabama stands to benefit greatly from expanding its casino offerings along the Gulf Coast, potentially onshore and via riverboats. Such developments could fuel economic growth and enhance competition with neighboring Mississippi. The potential revenue increase might encourage Alabama to consider legalizing broader forms of gambling in the future.
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