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New Mexico has 21 Indian casinos and 6 other Indian gaming facilities located across 10 counties. These are owned by 14 tribes. In addition New Mexico has five state-licensed racetracks each with casino gaming, aka 'racinos'.

Casinos in New Mexico

Most casinos in New Mexico are affiliated with Native American tribes, and they all offer live table games, as well as electronic gaming machines. There are also some casinos at racetracks, but they only offer gaming machines; no live table games.

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

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Details on Indian Casinos in New Mexico

New Mexico also allows slot machines at racetracks, as well as various fraternal and veterans clubs. The minimum gambling age at all New Mexico casinos is 21, for bingo or pari-mutuel betting the minimum age is 18.

All New Mexico Indian casinos are open 24 hours and offer such games as: blackjack, roulette, craps, video slots and video poker. Select casinos also offer such games as: mini-baccarat, poker, Spanish 21, three card poker, four card poker, pai gow poker, Caribbean stud poker, ultimate Texas hold ‘em, let it ride, casino war, Mississippi stud, big 6 wheel, bingo, keno, and off-track betting.

New Mexico gaming laws prohibit casinos from serving alcohol on the casino floor, and may only be consumed in a bar or restaurant and not the casino itself.

There are four casinos located directly off of I-40, they are: Dancing Eagle, Sky City, the Downs Racetrack, and Casino Express. There are five casinos located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, they are: Downs Racetrack, Sandia, Isleta, Casino Express, and Palace West.

New Mexico Sports Betting

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

Slot Machine Payback Percentages at New Mexico Indian Casinos

New Mexico gaming regulations require that all electronic gaming machines that are located in racetracks, and fraternal/veteran’s organizations have a minimum return of 80%.

New Mexico is not a state that requires casinos to make their slot machine payback percentages public. Though in the terms of the compact between the state and the tribes, all gaming machines must have a minimum return of 80%. Many other states require the slot machine payback statistics for that particular state’s casinos to be released to the public. Click this link if you would like to see the slot machine payback statistics for casinos in all U.S. states.

Planning a visit to New Mexico casinos?

For information on visiting casinos in New Mexico, or general tourism information, you can also call the state’s tourism department at (800) 733-6396 or go to: www.newmexico.org

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN NEW MEXICO

New Mexico is among the top destinations in the United States and it is rich with magnificent sights, culture, fascinating history, and adventure opportunities. The state offers a wide range of opportunities for tourist of all types. It also has a strong influence from both Native America and Hispanic culture and it is surrounded by large cities like Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Some of the best things to do in New Mexico are listed below.

Explore Carlsbad Caverns National Park

This park consists of about 120 known caves and it is located underground. It is believed that the caves were carved from limestone that is deposited in an ancient sea and the highlight of the park is the alien underground landscape. The best way to explore the park is to go on either self-guided audio tours or ranger-led tours. You can also go on bat tours where you visit some specific caves and then wander around the interesting geological formations. The park also offers diverse opportunities for back-country hikes and backpacking to tourists.

The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Zia Park Casino Hotel & Racetrack.

Visit the White Sands National Monument

This monument is among the most magnificent landscapes in the US and can be found southwest of Alamogordo in the south of New Mexico. The monument is located in the Tularosa Basin which is a northern offshoot of the Chihuahua Desert and it is surrounded by rugged mountains that you can explore. It is believed that this white gypsum sand was constructed to a mind-blowing landscape of dunes which is about 60 feet high and they are constantly eroded by the wind.

The closest casino to this attraction is Casino Apache Travel Center.

The closest casino with a hotel to this attraction is Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino.

Explore Bandelier National Monument

This is a 33677-acre preserve which houses some of the most dramatic volcanic landscapes and archaeological ruins that you can visit. The monument was formerly the home of ancestral Pueblo people who occupied the area from AD 1150 to 1600. You are going to see some of the remains of the indigenous people such as masonry walls, dwellings that were carved from volcanic rock and also petroglyphs that show the culture and the daily life of Pueblo culture. The park also has an educational museum, campsites, and hiking trails that you can visit.

The closest casino to this attraction is Cities of Gold Casino Hotel.

The closest casino with a hotel to this attraction is Tesuque Casino.

Go sightseeing at Taos Pueblo

Taos Pueblo is considered to have the oldest continuously inhabited dwelling in the US and it is located just outside the city of Taos. The structures have stood for over 1000 years and it was built of straw-reinforced mud bricks and timber supported roofs. Taos Pueblo features apartment-style homes that can be about five stories high and the town accommodates about 150 people. The best way to explore the town is by going on a tour of the community which is designated as both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Historic Landmark. The town offers magnificent photo opportunities to tourist seeking for the best shots. Some of the top attractions not to miss here are historic Taos Plaza, Gorge Bridge, the St. Francis de Assisi Roman Catholic Church.

The closest casino to this attraction is Taos Mountain Casino.

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