Dakota Sioux Casino & Hotel is located on Sioux Conifer Road in Watertown and is owned and operated by the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe. The five-story hotel features 92 rooms and suites, arcade, gift shop, fuel station/convenience store, meeting & event space, casino bar, lounge, deli, and restaurant. Earn while you play. Your play could earn exclusive offers, complimetary meals and discounts.
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You can easily see all casino locations by using our South Dakota casinos map. To zoom in, just click the + (plus) sign in the lower right corner of the map, or to zoom out, just click the – (minus) sign in the same area.
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Types of Casinos in South Dakota
There are several types of casinos in South Dakota. First, bars and taverns are allowed to have up to 10 video lottery terminals (VLT’s) that offer the following games: poker, keno, blackjack and bingo. These machines are the same as regular video gaming devices but are called lottery terminals because they are regulated by the state’s lottery commission which receives a share of each machine’s revenue. The machines accept cash but don’t pay out in cash; instead, they print out a receipt which must be taken to a cashier. The maximum bet is $2 and the maximum payout allowed is $1,000.
Slot machines, as well as blackjack, roulette, craps and poker are only permitted at Indian casinos in South Dakota and in Deadwood.
Deadwood, South Dakota Casinos
Deadwood was once most famous for being the home of Wild Bill Hickok who was shot to death while playing cards in the No. 10 Saloon. The first casinos in Deadwood opened on November 1, 1989. All of the buildings in the downtown area are required to conform with the city’s authentic 1880’s architecture. Many of the casinos are located in historic structures but there are also some new structures which were designed to be compatible with the historic theme of the town. The old No. 10 Saloon is still operating and you can actually gamble in the same spot where old Wild Bill bit the dust!
Indian Casinos in South Dakota
In addition to the Deadwood casinos, there are also nine Indian casinos in South Dakota. These casinos are also subject to the $1,000 maximum bet restrictions. No information is available concerning the payback percentages on gaming machines at Indian casinos in South Dakota.
Unless otherwise noted, all South Dakota casinos are open 24 hours and all offer slot machines and video poker. Some casinos also offer table games.
Casinos In South Dakota With Hotels
The minimum gambling age is 21 at all Deadwood and Indian casinos (18 for bingo at Indian casinos).
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