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i thought you said Louisiana

[This message has been edited by linwvr (edited 2/13/2008 3:11p).]

No they don't

oklahoma is already crappy enough.

Firelake casino does

I don't know about Oklahoma, but when I went to the ones in San Diego, they didn't allow dice games...so they they play craps with a deck of cards instead. It was weird!

Winstar doesn't. That's the only one i've been to.

Oklahoma casinos and gambling
Oklahoma is a proud host of numerous casinos and gambling and after the legalization of gambling, more games are being offered. Entering a casino in Oklahoma is nothing to compare to the sound or anticipation of the roulette wheels spinning. Gambling is a very successful business in this country.

Oklahoma offers an array of casinos along with the Poker Games, Greyhounds race, Horsetracks, Oklahoma State Lottery, Video Poker Parlors and etc. Apart from the casinos in Oklahoma people there also visit casinos in neighboring states like Texas, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado.

Oklahoma casinos do not offer Craps and Roulette Tables but they have taken substantial steps to lure gamblers to their casinos. There are two types of gaming machines offered in Oklahoma casinos. Class II is a primary gaming machine which is somehow similar to the slot machines like games of bingo and the spinning video reels.

However, the Class III gaming machines are the most traditional ones and found in almost all the casinos. Class III slots were legalized in Oklahoma in 2004 and from the next year they were introduced in the casinos.

Apart from these two popular games other famous games offered in Oklahoma casinos are Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Let It Ride, Bingo and Off-Track Betting. All these games are very popular and attract people from round the globe. Majority of the gaming machines in Oklahoma casinos are not allowed to payout in coins. Thus, all the payouts are done by a printed receipt.

Majority of the casinos in Oklahoma offer card games such as Blackjack, Let It Ride and even Three Card Poker. In these player-banked versions, players have to pay a fixed commission to the house on every hand they play. This charged commission generally varies and entirely depends upon the rules of each casino. But overall it’s usually 50 cents to $1 per hand played.

Apart from that Oklahoma also hosts the three horse racing facilities. This game is exclusively featured in the Class II electronic gaming machines. As per the rules and regulations followed in Oklahoma casinos and gambling stations, the minimum gambling age should be 18 years, however in some casinos it is up to 21 years.