Casino Gambling - Western States (CA, NV, OR, WA)

Casino Gambling in Seattle, Tacoma, San Juan Islands, Washington and The Cascades Most casinos in this region are not open on a 24-hour-a-day basis, except on weekends. Casino Gambling near Portland, Mt. Hood, the Oregon Cascades and Willamette Valley The only casino in the Oregon Cascades region is the Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert Resort and Casino. Casino Gambling in Oregon Coast from Astoria to Coos Bay to Gold Beach There are three Indian casinos in this coastal region of Oregon, all of which are open 24/7. Casino Gambling in Crater Lake, Mt. Shasta, Southern Cascades of California and Oregon Straddling the California-Oregon border is the southern Cascades region, which contains four casinos. Casino Gambling in Northern California Coast from Bodega Bay to Mendocino to Eureka The northern California coastal region sports a dozen casinos, most of which are run by local Indian tribes. Casino Gambling in San Francisco Bay Area, Carmel, Napa Valley, Central California Coast Casino Gambling near San Diego, Laguna Beach, Los Angeles, Malibu, Santa Barbara, Southern California There are plenty of tribal casinos in southern California, most of them centered near San Diego. Almost all of them are open 24/7 and offer slots, video keno, bingo, and video poker. Casino Gambling in Lake Tahoe, Reno, Stateline, Carson City, Sparks, in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains There are dozens of casinos in the Sierra Nevada region, both on the California side and across the border in Nevada. As gambling is legal throughout the state of Nevada, there are casinos aplenty in this region, especially in the Lake Tahoe and Reno areas. Casino Gambling in Palm Springs and the California Desert There are quite a few casinos in the California desert region, most of them in the Palm Springs area and run by local Indian tribes. Casino Gambling in Las Vegas, Henderson, Mesquite, Boulder City, Primm and the Nevada desert Las Vegas is the gambling capital of the world.