Oregon Casinos | 2024 Updates

9 Indian Casinos and 8 Tribes

There are eight American Indian tribes that own casinos in Oregon. These casinos are built and operated under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1988. The law created the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) to regulate Indian gaming in Oregon.

Four Federally-recognized Oregon tribes worked with the NIGC to build casinos on "off-reservation" land. This is land purchased as "restored tribes" and transferred into federal trust for purposes of gaming. The four tribes and their casinos include: Grand Ronde - Spirit Mountain Casino (Grand Ronde); Coos/Lower Umpqua/Siuslaw - Three Rivers Casino (Florence);  Coquille - The Old Mill Casino (North Bend); and Siletz Indians - Chinook winds (Lincoln City)

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Medford Casino Approval at Critical Decision Point November 21, 2024 - The Medford off-reservation casino plan of the Coquille Indian Tribe has reached a critical point in the approval process of the federal government. The Bureau of Indian Affairs ... Read more Spirit Mountain Casino Hosts Indigenous Fashion Show August 8, 2024 - Spirit Mountain Casino hosted the first Northwest/West Coast Indigenous Fashion Show on July 25 featuring designers and models from communities in Oregon ... Read more The Mill Casino Plans Distillery May 26, 2024 - The Coquille Indian Tribe has been licensed by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) to establish a distillery at The Mill Casino Hotel and RV Park in North Bend. The Coquille will ... Read more Medford Casino Project Status | March 2024 Update March 23, 2024 - The Coquille Indian Tribe is waiting for a final decision from the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) regarding the tribe's plan to build a casino in Medford, Oregon ... Read more Medford tribal casino plan opposed by Gov. Kotek May 4, 2023 - Gov. Tina Kotek does not support the plan of the Coquille Tribe to build a tribal casino in Medford. In early April the Governor issued a letter to all Oregon gaming tribes announcing her opposition to new ... Read more Headlines continued...

Oregon Minimum Gambling Age

Minimum gambling ages are 21 years old for casinos, 18 years at tribal casinos without alcohol license, 21 for poker, 18 poker at tribal casinos without alcohol license, 21 for bingo, 18 bingo at tribal casinos without alcohol license, 18 for horse racing, 18 for the lottery.

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Approved Table Games

The Gaming Division of the Oregon State Police has approved the following list of casino games for Oregon's tribal casinos. Each casino offers some or all of the games on the list.

Oregon Casino Map

Click on any of the Oregon counties on the map below to find local casino information, or scroll below the map to search an alphabetical listing of counties and their casinos.

Oregon Casino List by County

1. COOS COUNTY

2. DOUGLAS COUNTY

3. JACKSON COUNTY

4. JEFFERSON COUNTY

5. KLAMATH COUNTY

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6. LANE COUNTY

7. LINCOLN COUNTY

8. MARION COUNTY

9. POLK COUNTY

10. UMATILLA COUNTY

News Articles

Grand Ronde Tribe plans new casino near Portland

October 17, 2020

The Confederated Tribe of Grand Ronde is preparing new plans to build a casino in Wood Village, in eastern Multnomah County. The building site would be the former Multnomah Greyhound Park property, which the Tribe purchased in 2015.

The Grand Ronde Tribe is preparing to formally request the transfer of the building site into federal trust for the purpose of building a casino. The process for federal approval generally takes a few years to complete.

Six months ago the Siletz Tribe filed a similar application with the federal government to approve a 180,800-square-foot casino on a site near Salem. The Siletz Tribe currently owns the Chinook Winds in Lincoln City.

The Salem application prompted the Grand Ronde Tribe to reevaluate its plans for Wood Village. The tribe currently owns the Spirit Mountain Casino in Grand Ronde, OR.

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Oregon tribes reopen their casinos

June 1, 2020

Indian casinos in Oregon are reopening with COVID-19 protocols that limit operating hours, crowd sizes, available games and restaurant service. Guest requirements include no smoking, wearing a face mask and passing a temperature check before entry.

The Oregon casinos that reopened in May are listed here by date:

May 18 The Mill Casino
May 21 Chinook Winds Casino & Convention Center
May 22 Seven Feathers Casino Resort
May 22 Three Rivers Casino Resort
May 22 Three Rivers Casino Coos Bay
May 28 Wildhorse Resort & Casino

The remaining three Oregon casinos will reopen in early June:

June 1 Spirit Mountain Casino
June 8 Kla-Mo-Ya Casino
June 11 Indian Head Casino

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Oregon readies mobile sports betting

August 5, 2019

This month Oregon will become the first state in the Northwest to launch a sports betting app and website for any Oregon resident age 21 or older to bet on professional sports.

Single-game betting, live-game betting and parlays will be accepted. Betting on college sports is banned. Only Oregon residents will have online access. Out-of-state players will be blocked by software.

Oregon's sports betting platform will be operated by the state lottery. It is named the Oregon Lottery Scoreboard (OLS) and will be online before the first game of the NFL regular season Sept 5.

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Tribal recognition could bring casino to Southern Oregon

April 04, 2018

A Siskiyou County tribe is seeking federal recognition from the U.S. government. Residents from the city of Ashland are ready to express their concerns of a possible casino project if the tribe is granted the recognition from the federal government.

The Ruffey Rancheria is located in central Siskiyou County, California. They are descended from Indian villages from that area. In 1958 Congress removed the tribe's federal recognition. Now they are actively trying to restore their status.

In July last year the "Ruffey Rancheria Restoration Act of 2017" was introduced. House Resolution 3535 was presented by Congressman Doug LaMalfa, R-Richvale, California. The act would return over 440 acres of land back to tribe. It would also restore their federal recognition with the U.S. government.

The bill states that if the approved, the tribe could be allowed to develop a casino on their land.

The exact boundary and location for the proposed tribal land has not yet been determined. However, it could possibly put a casino located in Sothern Oregon if approved.

The city of Ashland is located near the possible location for the tribal land. There is a radius of 25 miles around that land that could obtain casino designation. This has raised concerns for the city and its residents.

So far this year the bill has not progressed.

A letter of concerns of the possible casino could be sent to the federal government on behalf of the city. Rich Rosenthal is the City Councilor for Ashland. He stated that he would like to send a letter if progress is made in the tribal recognition.

Currently the tribe has not contacted the city.

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2023

Salem tribal casino plan opposed by Gov. Kotek May 3, 2023 - Gov. Tina Kotek does not support the plan of the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians to build a tribal casino in Salem. The Governor wrote a letter to all Oregon gaming tribes expressing opposition ... Read more Medford Casino Proposal Moves Ahead March 9, 2023 - The Coquille Tribe has renewed its efforts to open a casino in Medford, Oregon, after fighting earlier opposition from Governor Brown, the Cow Creek Tribe, and the federal government. A renewed application has ... Read more

2022

Salem Casino Status Report - March 2022 March 22, 2022 - The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) completed a 2,700-page environmental impact study of the Siletz Tribe's proposed casino in north Salem, Oregon. A public meeting was held by the BIA in late January to hear ... Read more Salem Casino Project moves forward with release of Environmental Assessment January 30, 2022 - The Siletz Casino Project in Salem, Oregon took a major step towards federal approval this month with the release of a Federal Environmental Assessment ... Read more

2021

Salem Casino Project Update November 27, 2021 - The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians propose building a casino in north Salem, Oregon. Construction will generate 2,300 jobs with $141.7 million in wages. In addition, the procurement of materials will add $54.4M ... Read more Tribes are devastated after one year of COVID-19 March 18, 2021 - As the Covid-19 pandemic began spreading across our nation last year, its impact became the most deadly in our tribal communities. Tribal economies also collapsed as casinos were shut down ... Read more Chinook Winds Casino reopens again Friday January 13, 2021 - Chinook Winds Casino Resort will reopen at 10 AM Friday Jan 15 for the first time since shutting down Dec. 1 due to COVID-19. The reopening will introduce new health protocols and safety procedures along with ... Read more

2020

Grand Ronde Tribe plans new casino near Portland October 17, 2020 - The Confederated Tribe of Grand Ronde is preparing new plans to build a casino in Wood Village, in eastern Multnomah County. The building site would be the former Multnomah Greyhound Park, which ... Read more Wildhorse Family FunPlex opens at Wildhorse Resort & Casino October 2, 2020 - Wildhorse Resort & Casino has completed the first phase of an $85 million expansion project and opened the new Wildhorse Family FunPlex featuring an upscale bowling center named Quaking ... Read more Siletz tribes propose North Salem casino July 31, 2020 - Siletz Indians are seeking approval to build a $280M casino with a hotel in North Salem, OR. The tribe submitted its application to the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs on April 30, 2020 for a 20-acre site located at ... Read more Indian Head Casino reopened today June 18 June 18, 2020 - Indian Head Casino reopened today for the first time since March 19. New health and safety standards limit the casino capacity to 250 guests plus temperature checks at entry, face masks for employees and ... Read more Medford casino application rejected by BIA June 15, 2020 - The Medford casino project is dead. The Coquille Indian Tribe, which owns The Mill Casino Hotel in North Bend, had plans to build a second casino in Medford to be named The Cedars at Bear Creek. ... Read more Oregon tribes reopen their casinos June 1, 2020 - Oregon tribes reopened six casinos in May and will open the remaining three in early June. All Indian casinos in Oregon will be opened by June 11. This is the first of four phases to return the casinos to full operations. ... Read more The Mill Casino reopens today May 18 May 18, 2020 - The Mill Casino celebrated a Grand Reopening today with limited hours, a reconfigured gaming floor and a "Safe Play Plan" to protect guests and workers against the spread of COVID-19. ... Read more Wildhorse Casino expansion places final structural beam February 6, 2020 - Constructions crews at Wildhorse Resort & Casino placed the final structural beam on the $85M expansion project scheduled for completion this summer. It will add bowling lanes,food court ... Read more

2019

Chinook Winds Casino will host Siletz Tribe's 42nd Annual Restoration Powwow November 14, 2019 - This Saturday the Siletz Tribe, owners of Chinook Winds Casino, will celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the federal government's restoration of their tribe ... Read more Chinook Winds is opening Sports Betting Lounge Aug 27 August 19, 2019 - The Chinook Winds Casino open a Sports Wagering Lounge on Aug 27. The casino's website has posted sports betting rules as well as open job opportunities. ... Read more Oregon readies mobile sports betting August 5, 2019 - Oregon Lottery will launch its new mobile sports betting app and website later this month. It is named the Oregon Lottery Scoreboard and will go live prior to the first game of NFL regular season. ... Read more Wildhorse Resort & Casino starts $85M expansion June 20, 2019 - Wildhorse Casino is adding a new, 24-lane bowling center, a food court and a family arcade. This is Phase 1 of a $85M expansion project which will be followed by a new hotel tower and events center in Phase 2. ... Read more Chinook Winds Casino Celebrates 24th Anniversary June 13, 2019 - Chinook Winds Casino is celebrating its opening in 1996 with special promotions and prizes, a huge fireworks display and live country music performers.. ... Read more Wildhorse Casino Expansion is Delayed April 15, 2019 - The shortage of local construction workers and higher labor costs have forced Wildhorse Casino to stop its expansion plan and consider changing to a phase-by-phase construction projects. ... Read more Tribe acquires more land around Medford casino site February 20, 2019 - Over the last few years the Coquille Tribe has been buying additional parcels of land around their proposed casino site. The Tribe now owns or controls about 45 acres. ... Read more New Parking Garage Added to Chinook Winds December 13, 2019 - A new 380-spaces parking garage has been built on the northwest side of the Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Its grand opening will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 13. ... Read more

2018

Expansion update for Wildhorse Resort & Casino December 06, 2018 - Some changes to the expansion plans for Wildhorse Resort & Casino have become neccessary to keep construction costs within a $85 million budget. ... Read more Kah-Nee-Ta Resort is closing July 8, 2018 - The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs have announced the permanent closure of their Kah-Nee-Ta Resort after this summer season. The final day is Septemeber 5, 2018. ... Read more Tribal recognition could bring casino to Southern Oregon April 4, 2018 - The Ruffey Rancheria is seeking federal recognition which could authorize a tribal casino. The proposed tribal land is to be determined and could include Southern Oregon. ... Read more Indian Head Casino's Plateau Travel Plaza opens soon
March 23 - The new Indian Head Casino's Plateau Travel Plaza will soon open off U.S. Highway 26 and Cherry Lane. It will host 30 slot machines. ... Read more