North Carolina Casinos
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North Carolina Casinos
Discover Gambling in North Carolina
North Carolina's journey into the gambling world began in 1994 when the state's first casino, operated by the Cherokee Indians, made its debut. For those seeking more than just gaming, North Carolina boasts stunning Atlantic Ocean coastlines and beautiful beaches, crafting an ideal getaway for diverse interests.
A Closer Look at North Carolina
As the 12th state since November 21, 1789, North Carolina spans 53,821 square miles, featuring 301 miles of coastline. Known as the Old North State or the Tar Heel State, its population was over 8 million as of December 2000. With welcoming weather, North Carolina offers a family-friendly climate for all visitors.
Harrah's Cherokee Casino
The Cherokee Indians introduced Harrah's Cherokee Casino in 1994, offering video gambling on games like poker, slots, and blackjack. Uniquely, these games are skill-based, including slots that allow players to choose which spin results to keep or discard. The agreement with the North Carolina government ensures a minimum return of 83% on these machines.
Located 55 miles southwest of Asheville at 777 Casino Drive in Cherokee, the casino is open 24/7 for those over 21. It features a 252-room hotel and five on-site restaurants. For added convenience, there's a childcare center and a 1,500-seat entertainment area. Parking is free for guests, making it an excellent option for families and singles alike.
A Unique Casino Experience
Unlike the flashy casinos found in parts of the United States, Harrah's Cherokee Casino offers comfort and entertainment all under one roof. Visitors can enjoy a mix of gaming, entertainment, and dining, or explore the vast beaches of North Carolina. Here, casino excitement meets coastal relaxation, creating the ultimate vacation destination.
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