Gambling In New Mexico

There are a huge range of different casinos where you can go gambling in New Mexico, all of which are owned by tribal organisations and as such follow strict rules. You are not allowed to consume alcohol on the gaming floor at any of these locations, so while you might find a bar or restaurant that is serving drinks you will have to finish them up before you go back inside the casino itself. There are an assortment of table games and electronic games permitted, and you will also find that slot machines are permitted at racetracks and assorted clubs.

Almost all of the casinos where you can go gambling in New Mexico are open twenty four hours a day and will offer blackjack, craps, roulette, video slots, and video poker, while many of them also offer a wider range of different table and electronic games, including others like bingo and keno. In terms of those areas which are just casinos, you can choose from: the Apache Nugget Casino in Cuba; the Best Western Jicarilla Inn and Casino in Dulce; the Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino, with a Native American art gallery, Hilton Hotel, and health spa, the Cities of Gold Casino Hotel with a twenty seven hole golf course, and the Camel Rock Casino in Santa Fe; the Casino Apache Travel Centre in Ruidoso; the Casino Express and Route 66 Casino, which are affiliated, the smoke free Palace West Casino, the Sandia Resort and Casino with eighteen holes of golf, and the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino with three nine hole golf courses in Albuquerque; the Dancing Eagle Casino and RV Park in Casa Blanca; the Flowing Water Navajo Casino in Waterflow; the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino with an eighteen hole golf course in Mescalero; the San Felipe Casino Hollywood in, of course, San Felipe; the Ohkay Casino Resort with a Best Western hotel in San Juan Pueblo; the Santa Ana Star Casino with a spa, eighteen hole golf course and bowling alley in Bernalillo; the Santa Claran Casino with bowling alley in Espanola; the Sky City Casino Hotel with four restaurants in San Fidel; the Taos Mountain Casino with a deli restaurant in Taos; and the Fire Rock Navajo Casino in Church Rock.

Where horse racing in New Mexico is concerned, you can watch it September to December at the Zia Park Race Track and Black Gold Casino in Hobbs; The Downs Racetrack and Casino at Albuquerque from April to June and during the New Mexico State Fair; the Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino from November to April, with thoroughbreds and quarter horses; the SunRay Park and Casino in Las Tahoe from June to September; and the Ruidoso Downs and Billy the Kid Casino in Ruidoso Downs from May to September. This gives you plenty of choice for what kind of gambling you would like to take it, whether it be betting on horses, playing on slots, wagering on table games, or maybe even challenging a New Mexico resident to a golf competition between you!