US Poker Rooms — Complete Directory
Find live poker near you. Our directory covers 318+ poker rooms across 41 states — from mega card rooms in Los Angeles to private clubs in Texas to casino poker rooms on the Las Vegas Strip.
Top US Poker Destinations
The biggest and most famous poker rooms in the country.
Commerce Casino
243 tablesCommerce, California
Stakes: $1/$2 – $200/$400+
Bicycle Hotel & Casino
185 tablesBell Gardens, California
Stakes: $1/$2 – $100/$200+
Foxwoods Resort Casino Poker Room
114 tablesMashantucket, Connecticut
Stakes: $1/$2 NL – $50/$100 NL and above
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Poker Room
85 tablesAtlantic City, New Jersey
Stakes: $1/$2 NL – $25/$50 NL and above
bestbet Jacksonville
70 tablesJacksonville, Florida
Stakes: $2/$2 – $10/$25+
Talking Stick Resort
68 tablesScottsdale, Arizona
Stakes: $1/$3 – $5/$10+
Palm Beach Kennel Club
67 tablesWest Palm Beach, Florida
Stakes: $2/$5 – $10/$25
The Lodge Card Club – Round Rock
65 tablesRound Rock, Texas
Stakes: $1/$3 – $25/$50+
Hustler Casino
55 tablesGardena, California
Stakes: $1/$3 – $25/$50+
WinStar World Casino & Resort
55 tablesThackerville, Oklahoma
Stakes: $1/$2 – $5/$10+
MGM National Harbor Poker Room
52 tablesNational Harbor, Maryland
Stakes: $1/$3 NL – $25/$50 NL and above
Bay 101 Casino
49 tablesSan Jose, California
Stakes: $3/$6 – $100/$200
Popular Poker Cities
City and metro guides with local tips, best rooms, and what to expect.
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States with 15 or more active poker rooms — the top destinations for live poker.
California
112 roomsCalifornia hosts the largest concentration of poker action in the world outside of Las Vegas.
Top cities: Los Angeles, San Jose, Sacramento, San Diego
Texas
83 roomsTexas hosts the most vibrant private-club poker scene in the United States, with 83+ active rooms and over 1,100 tables concentrated in Houston, Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Antonio.
Top cities: Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio
Montana
42 roomsMontana's poker scene is uniquely diffuse: the state has 141 licensed gambling establishments and live poker is legal in bars and small casinos.
Top cities: Billings, Great Falls, Missoula, Bozeman
Washington
42 roomsWashington has one of the most active live poker markets outside California and Nevada.
Top cities: Auburn, Snoqualmie, Tulalip, Renton
Nevada
35 roomsNevada is the global capital of live poker, with the Las Vegas Strip and downtown hosting the world's most famous rooms.
Top cities: Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, North Las Vegas
Florida
31 roomsFlorida is one of America's premier live poker destinations, ranking alongside Nevada and California for volume and quality of action.
Top cities: Hollywood, Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami
Oklahoma
18 roomsOklahoma punches well above its weight as a poker destination, hosting some of the largest tribal poker rooms outside Las Vegas.
Top cities: Thackerville, Durant, Catoosa, Tulsa
Arizona
16 roomsArizona's poker scene is entirely tribal, dominated by the Phoenix metro area where several large casinos compete for the same player pool.
Top cities: Scottsdale, Phoenix, Chandler, Tucson
States with 5–14 Poker Rooms
Solid regional poker scenes with multiple options.
Louisiana
13 rooms · ~185 tables
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Mississippi
12 rooms · ~150 tables
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Colorado
10 rooms · ~120 tables
Commercial Casinos
Pennsylvania
10 rooms · ~360 tables
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Minnesota
9 rooms · ~160 tables
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Oregon
9 rooms · ~90 tables
Tribal Casinos
Idaho
8 rooms · ~40 tables
Tribal Casinos
Iowa
8 rooms · ~130 tables
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New Mexico
8 rooms · ~75 tables
Tribal Casinos
Indiana
7 rooms · ~135 tables
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New Jersey
7 rooms · ~280 tables
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New York
7 rooms · ~190 tables
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Michigan
6 rooms · ~85 tables
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Missouri
6 rooms · ~105 tables
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South Dakota
6 rooms · ~28 tables
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Maryland
5 rooms · ~130 tables
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North Dakota
5 rooms · ~22 tables
Tribal Casinos
Ohio
5 rooms · ~105 tables
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Wisconsin
5 rooms · ~75 tables
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States with 1–4 Poker Rooms
Limited local options — but still worth knowing about.
Illinois
4 rooms · ~55 tables
New Hampshire
4 rooms · ~40 tables
Alaska
3 rooms · ~10 tables
Virginia
3 rooms · ~59 tables
West Virginia
3 rooms · ~38 tables
Wyoming
3 rooms · ~12 tables
Arkansas
2 rooms · ~22 tables
Connecticut
2 rooms · ~147 tables
Delaware
2 rooms · ~20 tables
Kansas
2 rooms · ~20 tables
Maine
2 rooms · ~14 tables
Massachusetts
2 rooms · ~40 tables
North Carolina
2 rooms · ~35 tables
Rhode Island
2 rooms · ~30 tables
States Without Legal Poker Rooms
These states currently have no legal live poker venues. We still cover the legal landscape and nearby alternatives.
Types of US Poker Venues
Commercial Casino Poker
Poker rooms inside licensed casinos in states like Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Colorado. These rooms benefit from casino infrastructure — hotels, restaurants, and entertainment.
Key states: NV, NJ, PA, MI, CO, MS, LA, IN, IL, OH
Tribal Casino Poker
Poker rooms operated by federally recognized tribes under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. Dominant in Oklahoma (143 tribal facilities), Washington, Arizona, Connecticut, and Minnesota.
Key states: OK, WA, AZ, CT, MN, WI, MI, FL, NC
Licensed Card Rooms
Standalone card rooms that focus exclusively on poker and table games. California leads with 80+ card rooms including Commerce Casino (the world's largest poker room) and The Bicycle Casino.
Key states: CA, WA, OR, MT
Private Poker Clubs
Membership-based clubs where players pay seat fees and/or membership dues rather than a traditional rake. Texas has pioneered this model with 80+ clubs, many in Houston, Austin, and Dallas.
Key states: TX, NY
Parimutuel Cardrooms
Poker rooms attached to horse racing and dog racing tracks (racinos). Florida's 31 cardrooms operate under this model, including some of the largest rooms in the Southeast.
Key states: FL
Charitable Gaming
Poker rooms that operate under charitable gaming licenses, where a portion of proceeds goes to designated nonprofits. New Hampshire has the most developed charitable poker scene.
Key states: NH, MN, various
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