Interior of a casino in Winnemucca, Nevada

This is a list of casinos in Nevada.

List of casinos

List of casinos in the U.S. state of Nevada
Casino City County State District[1] Type Comments
AladdinParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegasdefunct closed 1997. Demolished in 1998. Now the site of Planet Hollywood.
Aliante Casino and HotelNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las VegasPreviously Aliante Station
AquariusLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlinFormerly known as Flamingo Hilton Laughlin and Flamingo Laughlin
Aria Resort and CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Arizona Charlie's BoulderParadiseClarkNevadaBoulder StripFormerly the Sunrise (which never opened)
Arizona Charlie's DecaturParadiseClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
AtlantisRenoWashoeNevadaReno
AviLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Aztec InnLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Baldini's Sports CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Bally's Lake TahoeStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly known as Park Tahoe, Caesars Tahoe, and MontBleu
Barley'sHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
Barton's Club 93JackpotElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
BellagioParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly the Dunes
Bighorn CasinoNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Bill's Casino Lake TahoeStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly Barney's Casino and the Tahoe Plaza Casino; defunct closed January 4, 2010
Binion's Gambling Hall and HotelLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas DowntownFormerly Binion's Horseshoe
BoardwalkParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 9 January 2006. Demolished May 2006. Now the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas.
Bodines CasinoCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley Area
Bonanza CasinoFallonChurchillNevadaWilliams Ave
Bonanza CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Boomtown RenoVerdiWashoeNevadaBalance of Washoe County
Boulder StationSunrise ManorClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
Bourbon Square CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparksFormerly Silver Club; defunct closed February 2015. Demolished 2018. Now the site of Nugget Event Center.
Bourbon Street Hotel and CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 18 October 2005. Demolished 14 February 2006. Now an employee parking lot for The Cromwell.
Buffalo Bill'sPrimmClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Buffalo Club CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Cactus Jack's Senator ClubCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley Area
Cactus Pete'sJackpotElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
Caesars PalaceParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
California ClubLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 1973. Now part of Golden Nugget.
California Hotel and CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Cal Neva Lodge & CasinoCrystal BayWashoeNevadaSouth Lake Tahoeclosed for renovations 2013, purchased out of bankruptcy 2018. Sold to Denver-based McWhinney in 2023 with plans to convert it to a luxury hotel.
Cannery Casino and HotelNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Carson NuggetCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley Area
Carson Valley InnMindenDouglasNevadaCarson Valley Area
CasaBlancaMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquiteFormerly Players Island
Casino FandangoCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley AreaCarson Gaming
Casino Monte LagoHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Stripdefunct closed 2013
Casino RoyaleParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Casino WestYeringtonLyonNevadaBalance of State
CastawaysLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1987. Now the site of The Mirage.
Castaways Hotel and CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaBoulder StripFormerly the Showboat; defunct closed 29 January 2004. Demolished in 2006 for a new resort, Castaways Station, but construction never began. An apartment complex, storage facility and health district building now sit on much of the site and a Wildfire casino sits on the remainder.
Churchill StationFallonChurchillNevadaWilliams Ave
Circa Resort & CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Circus Circus Las VegasWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Circus Circus RenoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Clarion Hotel and CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2014. Imploded in 2015. A non-gaming hotel is planned to be built on the site, but it remains undeveloped as of December 2022.
Club Cal NevaRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Colorado Belle Hotel & CasinoLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlinclosed since 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Colt CasinoBattle MountainLanderNevadaBalance of State
Commercial CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko Countydefunct closed
Comstock Hotel & CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct became a residential hotel in 2006.
Cosmopolitan of Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Cotton ClubWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 1957
C Punch Inn & CasinoLovelockPershingNevadaBalance of State
Crystal Bay Club CasinoCrystal BayWashoeNevadaSouth Lake Tahoe
Delta Saloon & CasinoVirginia CityStoreyNevadaBalance of StateAll slot machines currently removed and in storage pending renewal of gambling license following transition to new owner.
Depot CasinoFallonChurchillNevadaMain St
Desert InnParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2000. Demolished by 2004. Now the site of the Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Las Vegas.
Diamond CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Dini's Lucky ClubYeringtonLyonNevadaBalance of State
Downtown GrandLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas DowntownFormerly Lady Luck Hotel & Casino
DunesParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed and demolished 1993. Now the site of the Bellagio.
Eastside CannerySunrise ManorClarkNevadaBoulder StripBuilt on former site of Nevada Palace; closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic; low customer demand has kept the casino closed since then.
Edgewater Hotel and CasinoLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
El Capitan Hotel & CasinoHawthorneMineralNevadaBalance of State
El CortezLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
El MoroccoWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 1958. Rebuilt in 1959 as the New El Morocco, closed in 1960, reopened in 1963 and closed for good in 1964.
El Rancho VegasLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct burned down on 17 June 1960. Operated as the El Rancho Vegas Motor Inn in the late 1960s. The Hilton Grand Vacations Club now sits on the southern portion of the site and the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on the remainder.
El Rancho Hotel and CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1992. Demolished in 2000. Now the site of Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Eldorado Resort CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Ellis Island Casino & BreweryParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
EncoreParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
EurekaMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquite
ExcaliburParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Fiesta HendersonHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Stripdefunct closed 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and never reopened. Demolished in 2022 except for the parking garage and sold to the City of Henderson; an indoor recreational sports center is planned for the site.
Fiesta RanchoNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegasdefunct closed 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and never reopened. Demolished in 2023; a mixed-use community called Hylo Park is planned to be built on the site, including a 150-room hotel, retail space and two new ice rinks; the existing rink would be converted into an indoor stadium.
Fitzgeralds RenoRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed 2008, converted to a hotel
Flamingo Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly known as Flamingo Hilton Las Vegas
Fontainebleau Las VegasLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Algiers and El Rancho; planned to open in 2023; was The Drew Las Vegas from 2018-2021
Four Jacks Hotel & CasinoJackpotElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
Four QueensLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Fremont Hotel and CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Gold County Inn & CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko Countyoperated by Navegante Group
Gold CoastParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Gold Dust West CarsonCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley AreaFormerly known as Pinon Plaza
Gold Dust West ElkoElkoElkoNevadaElko
Gold Dust West RenoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Gold Ranch DaytonDaytonLyonNevadaDayton
Gold Ranch SparksSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Gold Ranch VerdiVerdiWashoeNevadaBalance of Washoe County
Gold Rush CasinoHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
Gold SpikeLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas DowntownCasino closed on 14 April 2013, converted to a restaurant/bar and residential building
Golden Gate CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Golden Nugget Las VegasLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Golden Nugget LaughlinLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Golden PhoenixRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed October 2006; formerly known as Sahara Reno, Reno Hilton, Flamingo Hilton Reno and Flamingo Reno; converted into a condominium tower
Grand Lodge Casino at Hyatt Regency Lake TahoeIncline VillageWashoeNevadaNorth Lake Tahoe
Grand Sierra ResortRenoWashoeNevadaRenoFormerly known as MGM Grand Reno, Bally's Reno and Reno Hilton
Green Valley RanchHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
HaciendaParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1996. Demolished and now site of Mandalay Bay.
Hard Rock Lake TahoeStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly known as Sahara Tahoe, High Sierra and Horizon Lake Tahoe
Hard Rock HotelParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2020, reopened as Virgin Hotels Las Vegas
Harold's ClubRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed 1995. Demolished 1999. Now an outdoor plaza.
Harrah's Lake TahoeStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly the Stateline Country Club and the Nevada Club
Harrah's Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Harrah's LaughlinLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Harrah's RenoRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Will become a mixed-use development named Reno City Center.
Harveys Lake TahoeStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly Harvey's Wagon Wheel and Harrah's Club
High Desert CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko Countyoperated by Navegante Group
Holy CowLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 22 March 2002, demolished April 2012. A Walgreens store now stands on the site.
Hoover Dam LodgeOutside Boulder City limitsClarkNevadaBalance of Clark CountyOn parcel of private land within Lake Mead National Recreation Area; formerly Gold Strike and Hacienda
Horseshoe Hotel & CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
Horseshoe Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Bally's
Hotel Nevada and Gambling HallElyWhite PineNevadaBalance of State
Indian Springs CasinoIndian SpringsClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Jail House Motel & CasinoElyWhite PineNevadaBalance of State
Jerry's NuggetNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Jim Kelley's Nugget CasinoCrystal BayWashoeNevadaSouth Lake Tahoe
Jokers Wild CasinoHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder StripFormerly Cattle Baron Casino
Key LargoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2005. Demolished in 2013 following a fire.
Kings Castle Hotel and CasinoIncline VillageWashoeNevadaNorth Lake Tahoedefunct closed 1972
Kings InnRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed 1982 (casino) and 1986 (hotel). Redeveloped into a mixed-use development in 2014.
Klondike Hotel and CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed June 2006. Demolished March 2008. Now a Harley-Davidson dealership as of 2014.
Klondike Sunset CasinoHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
La BayouLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed June 2016. Demolished 2016. Now part of Golden Gate.
Lakeside InnStatelineDouglasNevadaSouth Lake TahoeFormerly known as Caesars Inn and Harvey's Inn; defunct closed 2020 due to effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Planned to be demolished and replaced by a healthcare facility.
LandmarkWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1990. Demolished 1995 and became a parking lot for the Las Vegas Convention Center. The LVCC's West Hall expansion now sits on the site.
Las Vegas ClubLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 19 August 2015. Demolished and now site of Circa Resort & Casino.
Laughlin River LodgeLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlinFormerly known as Sam's Town Gold River, Gold River and River Palms
Longstreet Hotel, Casino, and RV ResortAmargosa ValleyNyeNevadaBalance of State
Louisiana ClubWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 20 May 1970
Lucky Club Hotel & CasinoNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las VegasFormerly known as Speedway Casino
Lucky DragonLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2018, reopened as Ahern Hotel and Convention Center
LuxorParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
M ResortHendersonClarkNevada
Main Street Station HotelLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Mandalay BayParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormer site of Hacienda
Mapes HotelRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct closed December 1982; demolished January 2000. Now an outdoor skating rink.
Max CasinoCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley Area
Mermaids CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 27 June 2016. Demolished and now site of Circa Resort & Casino.
Mesquite StarMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquitedefunct closed March 2000. Now the Rising Star Sports Ranch.
MGM Grand Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip[2]
Mint CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Model T CasinoWinnemuccaHumboldtNevadaBalance of State
Montego Bay ResortWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendoverFormerly the Silver Smith Casino - operated by Peppermill casino properties
Mountain View CasinoPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Moulin RougeWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed November 1955. Partially demolished 2010 and completely demolished in 2017. First desegregated casino.
Nevada LandingJeanClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 20 March 2007. Demolished March 2008. Site sold off in 2022 to a developer with plans for a 3 million square foot mega-warehouse complex.
Nevada Palace Hotel & CasinoSunrise ManorClarkNevadaBoulder Stripdefunct closed 29 February 2008. Demolished and now site of Eastside Cannery.
New FrontierParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 16 July 2007. Formerly Pair-O' Dice/91 Club (1931-1942), Hotel Last Frontier (1942-1955) and New Frontier (1955-1965). Demolished November 2007. Still-vacant land owned by Wynn Resorts since early 2018.
New York-New YorkParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Nugget Casino ResortSparksWashoeNevadaSparksFormerly known as Dick Graves' Nugget and John Ascuaga's Nugget
OasisMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquitedefunct closed in 2010. Demolished in 2013.[3]
Opera HouseNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegasdefunct closed in 2014 and later demolished. A Dotty's slot machine parlor now sits on the site.
Ormsby HouseCarson CityNevadaCarson Valley Areadefunct closed in 2000 for remodeling. Put up for sale in June 2019, planned to be converted into housing and retail space.
O'Shea'sWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripOriginal location closed on April 30, 2012. Relocated to The Linq and opened in 2013. The original site is now the Vortex, a multi-story structure marking the entrance to the Linq Promenade.
Owl Club Bar and RestaurantEurekaEurekaNevadaBalance of State
Owl Club Casino & RestaurantBattle MountainLanderNevadaBalance of State
Oyo Hotel & CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Hooters Casino Hotel, Hôtel San Rémo, Paradise Hotel, and Howard Johnson Hotel
Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Gambling HallPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Pahrump Station Hotel & CasinoPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Palace StationLas VegasClarkNevada
Paris Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Palms Casino ResortParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Striptemporarily closed from March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sold to San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and reopened in April 2022.
Park MGMParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Monte Carlo
People's Choice CasinoWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed sometime after 1991
Peppermill RenoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Peppermill WendoverWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendover
Pete's Gambling HallWinnemuccaHumboldtNevadaBalance of State
Pioneer Club Las VegasLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 1995. Now a gift shop.
Pioneer Hotel & Gambling HallLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Planet Hollywood Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly The Aladdin
Plaza Hotel & CasinoLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtown
Poker PalaceNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Primm Valley ResortPrimmClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Prospectors CasinoElyWhite PineNevadaBalance of State
Rail City CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparksFormerly Plantation Casino
Railroad Pass Hotel & CasinoHendersonClarkNevadaHenderson
Rainbow CasinoWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendover
Ramada/Copper Queen CasinoElyWhite PineNevadaBalance of State
Rampart CasinoSummerlinClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Red GarterWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendoveroperated by Holder Hospitality Group
Red Lion CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko Countyoperated by Navegante Group
Red Rock ResortSummerlinClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Regency CasinoLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Reno Nugget CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Resorts WorldWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Stardust
Roadhouse CasinoHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
RioParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Riverside Hotel CasinoRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct casino closed 1986; hotel closed 1987. Now an apartment building.
Riverside Resort Hotel & CasinoLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlin
Riviera Hotel and CasinoWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed May 2016, imploded August 2016. A portion of the land is now part of the Las Vegas Global Business District and the remainder was sold.
Royal NevadaWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1958 and converted into a convention center for the Stardust. Resorts World Las Vegas now sits on the site.
Saddle West CasinoPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Sahara Las VegasWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly known as SLS Las Vegas from 2013-2019, returned to its original name
Sands RegencyRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling HallSunrise ManorClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
Santa Fe StationNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Say When CasinoMcDermittHumboldtNevadaBalance of State
Scoreboard Sports LoungeSpring CreekElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
Searchlight Nugget CasinoSearchlightClarkNevada
Sharkeys CasinoGardnervilleDouglasNevadaCarson Valley Area
Sierra Sid's 76SparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Silver City CasinoWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1999. Demolished in 2004. Now the site of Silver City Plaza. A marquee from the old casino is still standing on Convention Center Drive.
Silver Legacy RenoRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Silver NuggetNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegas
Silver SevensParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Silver SlipperParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1988. Demolished in 1989 and became a parking lot for the Frontier.
SilvertonEnterpriseClarkNevadaBalance of Clark CountyFormerly Boomtown Blue Diamond and Boomtown Las Vegas
Siena RenoRenoWashoeNevadaRenodefunct casino closed 2015 and remodeled into a non-casino hotel. Formerly Holiday Reno and Siena Reno
Slots-A-Fun CasinoWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Skyline CasinoHendersonClarkNevada
South PointEnterpriseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Stage Door CasinoParadiseClarkNevada
Stagestop CasinoPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Stagecoach Hotel & CasinoBeattyNyeNevadaBalance of State
StardustWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 2006. Imploded in 2007. Now the site of Resorts World Las Vegas.
Stateline CasinoWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendoverdefunct closed 2004. Renamed Wendover Nugget Hotel and Casino.
Stateline Casino and MotelMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquite
Stockmen's Casino & HotelElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
Stockman's CasinoFallonChurchillNevadaWilliams Ave
SuncoastLas VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Sundance CasinoWinnemuccaHumboldtNevadaBalance of State
Sunset StationHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Strip
Tamarack JunctionRenoWashoeNevadaReno
Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & CasinoCrystal BayWashoeNevadaSouth Lake Tahoe
Terrible's Casino SearchlightSearchlightClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Terrible's Hotel & CasinoJeanClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 2020. Planned to be demolished and replaced by an industrial park. Formerly known as Gold Strike
Terrible's Town HendersonHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder Stripdefunct closed 2013
Terrible's Town PahrumpPahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Terrible's LakesidePahrumpNyeNevadaBalance of State
Texas StationNorth Las VegasClarkNevadaNorth Las Vegasdefunct closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and never reopened. Demolished 2022-2023; a mixed-use community called Hylo Park is planned to be built on the site, with houses and retail space.
The Alamo CasinoSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
The Cromwell Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripformerly Barbary Coast and Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon
The D Las VegasLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas DowntownFormerly known as Sundance Las Vegas and Fitzgeralds Las Vegas, renamed in 2012
The LinqParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Imperial Palace and The Quad
The Meadows Casino & HotelLas VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 1942. Later demolished after it caught fire. First resort hotel-casino in Las Vegas.
The MintLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed 1988. Now part of Binion's Horseshoe.
The MirageParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Castaways
The OrleansParadiseClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
The Nevada Casino & BarBattle MountainLanderNevadaBalance of State
The PalazzoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
The PassHendersonClarkNevadaBoulder StripFormerly Wheel Casino and Eldorado Casino
The Pony Express CasinoElkoElkoNevadaBalance of Elko County
The SandsParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1996. Now the site of The Venetian.
The Station HouseTonopahNyeNevadaBalance of State
The StratLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly Stratosphere
The VenetianParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly the Sands
The WesternLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Downtowndefunct closed January 2012
Tonopah StationTonopahNyeNevadaBalance of State
Topaz LodgeTopaz LakeDouglasNevadaCarson Valley Area
Town TavernWest Las VegasClarkNevadaBalance of Clark Countydefunct closed 2013. Was Town Tavern from 1955 to 1959, then "New" Town Tavern from then until the 1990s, after which it became "Ultra New" Town Tavern. The sign was changed to "Tokyo Casino" in 2016, but the club never reopened under this name. Burned down in October 2023.
Treasure IslandParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Tropicana Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripPlanned to be demolished in 2023 and replaced with the Oakland Athletics new ballpark following their move to Las Vegas.
Tropicana LaughlinLaughlinClarkNevadaLaughlinFormerly Ramada Express and Tropicana Express
Tuscany Suites and CasinoParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Strip
Vacation VillageEnterpriseClarkNevadadefunct closed January 2002. Demolished in 2004. The southeastern portion of Town Square now sits on the site.
Vegas WorldLas VegasClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 1995. Remodeled and integrated into Stratosphere.
Virgin River CasinoMesquiteClarkNevadaMesquite
Virgin Hotels Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaParadiseFormerly the Hard Rock Hotel
Wendover NuggetWest WendoverElkoNevadaWendoverFormerly the Stateline Casino
Western VillageSparksWashoeNevadaSparks
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & CasinoWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas StripFormerly the International Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton and LVH
Westin Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct casino closed July 2017 and converted to a hotel. Formerly the Maxim and Westin Causarina Las Vegas Hotel
Westward HoWinchesterClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripdefunct closed 17 November 2005. Demolished in 2006. A McDonald's now sits on a portion of the site.
Wildfire CasinoClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Wild Wild WestParadiseClarkNevadadefunct closed 7 September 2022 and planned to be demolished for future development. In April 2023, Station Casinos agreed to sell 49 acres of the site to the Oakland Athletics for development of their new ballpark, but this was changed to the Tropicana Las Vegas a month later.
Winnemucca Inn & CasinoWinnemuccaHumboldtNevadaBalance of StateFormerly the Red Lion Hotel & Casino (until 2008/2009)
Winners Inn CasinoWinnemuccaHumboldtNevadaBalance of State
Whiskey Pete'sPrimmClarkNevadaBalance of Clark County
Wynn Las VegasParadiseClarkNevadaLas Vegas Stripformerly the Desert Inn
Former Fitzgeralds Casino and Hotel — at the Fremont Street Experience on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. Now the present site of The D Las Vegas hotel & casino.

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ "February 2009 Nevada Gaming Revenues and Collections" (PDF). Nevada Gaming Control Board (Press release). 2009-04-07. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-02-17. Retrieved 2009-05-03.
  2. ↑ "The List: Casino operators, Aug. 27, 2017". 28 August 2017.
  3. ↑ "Demolition of shuttered Oasis casino in Mesquite getting underway - Las Vegas Sun Newspaper". 3 May 2013.

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