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TYPES OF CASINOS IN ARKANSAS

Arkansas has been an historically popular state for gaming, but today there are only three operating casinos. Two of the casinos are located at racetracks, and the third is a Native American casino.

Shown below is a list of Arkansas casinos. Click on a name to see a page of detailed information about that particular casino.

Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort
Southland Casino And Racing

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Gambling in Arkansas Today

Racetrack casinos in Arkansas offer such games as: live table games, slots, craps, video poker, electronic gaming machines, video keno, roulette, blackjack, three card poker, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, sports betting, as well as pari-mutuel wagering on live racing.

The $350 million, Saracen Casino Resort will offer 300 rooms and over 80,000 Square feet when it opens in late 2020. For the time being, they have a temporary casino where only slot machines offered. However, when the Saracen Casino Resort opens there will be a assortment of table games as well.

The minimum gambling age at all casinos in Arkansas is 21, however it is 18 for pari-mutuel wagering.

Arkansas Gambling Laws

Arkansas has a long history with gambling, dating all the way back to the Civil War and even the prohibition era. At the pinnacle of its infatuation with casino gambling the state had 10 major casinos and a multitude of minor casinos. At the time Hot Springs, Arkansas had more casino locations than Las Vegas. Years later with the political climate shifting after World War II, legal and regulatory issues would shut down gambling in Arkansas for almost 40 Years.

The Arkansas state gambling laws were written over 50 years ago and still enacted and unchanged today. These antiquated and laws were written in 1967 and include fines of $10 and $25. These laws mainly make distinctions between individuals gambling among each other, individuals running a gambling house, possessing and operating gambling machines, and organizing gambling events. However, the Arkansas state law makes no distinction between social games, and games played where the house makes a profit. Home poker games are illegal and carry the same $10 and $25 fines.

Arkansas Sports Betting

There is legal sports betting in Arkansas. Be sure to check each individual casino’s listing page to see if it offers sports betting.

Slot Machine Payback Percentages at Arkansas Casinos

By law, the payback percentages on electronic gaming machines at racetrack casinos in Arkansas are public record. The gaming regulations in Arkansas require that electronic games must have a minimum of an 83% return. Just click to see a list of slot machine payback statistics for all Arkansas casinos.

The Indian casino in Arkansas is not required to release information on their slot machine payback percentages. In many U.S. states the slot machine payback statistics for that particular state’s casinos are released as a matter of public record. Just click here to see a list of slot machine payback statistics for casinos in all U.S. states.

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For more information on visiting casinos in Arkansas, or general tourism information, call the state’s tourism office at (800) 628-8725 or visit their web site at: www.arkansas.com

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN ARKANSAS

Arkansas is a tourist paradise for outdoor lovers, featuring moderate climate, mountains, lush terrain, lakes and rivers to explore. The state is also an affordable tourist destination with many free events that you can enjoy throughout the year like festivals, art exhibitions, and so on. Arkansas is filled with many activities to try for all types of tourists and some of the best things to do are listed below.

Hot Springs National Park

The springs are located in the Ouachita Mountains and are considered by the American Indians to have healing properties. The park was built in 1921 and was attracting tourists even before it was established. The park houses lovely old bathhouses which are still in use till today like the iconic Fordyce Bathhouse which is now used as the park’s visitor center. Other attractions you can explore here are hiking trails, an observation tower, and diverse hot springs.

The closest casino to this attraction is Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort.

Hawksbill Crag

This is a sharp rock that juts out of the forest walls and it is one of the most picturesque places in Arkansas. Hawksbill Crag is a great place to go if you are looking for spots to take Instagram worthy pictures or you are a photographer. It is best to come here early in the morning before it is overrun by tourists and photographers.

The closest casino to this attraction is Saracen Casino Resort.

Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

This school has a rich history and it was the place where desegregation began. In 1957, the army escorted nine black teenagers to school here without incident and this event is regarded to be a crucial moment in the Civil Rights Movement. The school is still an active education space and you can only explore the school by a ranger-led tour which must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance.

The closest casino to this attraction is Saracen Casino Resort.

Buffalo National River

This is an unpolluted free-flowing river and it features three designated wilderness areas within its boundaries. The river runs through the Ozark Mountains and it is also considered to be a protected area as it houses bobcats, deer, and elk. Activities include camping, hiking, and horseback riding. If you are lucky to be in Arkansas during the summer and fall, you can also try out kayak, tubes, and canoeing on the river.

The closest casino to this attraction is Saracen Casino Resort.

Crater of Diamonds State Park

Located in southwestern Arkansas and not far from Murfreesboro, this park is the only source of natural diamonds opened to the public in the United States. Over 75,000 diamonds have been uncovered here since 1906. The diamonds that you will find here range in color from white and brown to yellow. Best of all, anything you find here is yours to keep! The park also features a water playground, museum, and tree-shaded campground.

The closest casino to this attraction is Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort.

Mount Magazine State Park

Mount Magazine is the tallest mountain in northwest Arkansas and it is filled with a number of outdoor and indoor activities to try out. The highlight of the pa

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