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Washington sports betting was the first to legalize in 2020, though the outcome wasn’t what some wanted to see.
The state’s legislature legalized sports betting in Washington at tribal casinos only. Mobile betting will only be allowed while on tribal land.
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Where can I bet on sports in Washington?
Sports betting in Washington will be allowed only at tribal casinos once it launches. Just because a tribe can offer WA sports betting does not necessarily mean it will choose to do so.
There are 30 tribal casinos in the state of Washington operated by 24 tribes:
| Casino | Operator | Offers sports betting? |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Tribes Resort Casino in Omak | Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation | No |
| Angel of the Winds Casino in Arlington | Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians | No |
| Chewelah Casino in Chewelah | Spokane Tribe of Indians | No |
| Clearwater Casino and Resort in Suquamish | Suquamish Tribe | No |
| Coulee Dam Casino in Coulee Dam | Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation | No |
| Elwha River Casino in Port Angeles | Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe | No |
| Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma | Puyallup Tribe | No |
| Emerald Queen Casino at Fife in Fife | Puyallup Tribe | No |
| Ilani Casino in Ridgefield | Cowlitz Indian Tribe | No |
| Legends Casino in Toppenish | Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation | No |
| Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton | Squaxin Island Tribe | No |
| Lucky Eagle Casino in Rochester | Confederated Tribes of the Chehlis Reservation | No |
| Mill Bay Casino in Manson | Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation | No |
| Muckleshoot Indian Casino in Auburn | Muckleshoot Tribe | No |
| Nooksack Northwood Casino in Lynden | Nooksack Indian Tribe | No |
| Northern Lights Casino in Anacortes | Swinomish Indian Tribal Community | No |
| Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights | Kalispel Tribe of Indians | No |
| Okanogan Bingo-Casino in Okanogan | Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation | No |
| Point-No-Point Casino in Kingston | Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe | No |
| Quil Ceda Creek Casino in Tulalip | Tulalip Tribes | No |
| Quinault Beach Resort and Casino in Ocean Shores | Quinault Indian Nation | No |
| Red Wind Casino in Olympia | Nisqually Indian Tribe | No |
| Seven Cedars Casino in Sequim | Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe | No |
| Shoalwater Bay Casino in Tokeland | Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe | No |
| Silver Reef Casino in Ferndale | Lummi Nation | No |
| Skagit Valley Casino Resort in Bow | Upper Skagit Indian Tribe | No |
| Snoqualmie Casino in Snoqualmie | Snoqualmie Indian Tribe | No |
| The Lucky Dog Casino in Skokomish | Skokomish Indian Tribe | No |
| Tulalip Resort Casino in Tulalip | Tulalip Tribes | No |
| Two Rivers Casino in Davenport | Spokane Tribe of Indians | No |
It’s important to note that this may not be the path forward for Washington sports betting after all. Eric Persson, CEO of Maverick Gaming, which owns 19 of the state’s card rooms, said he would sue over the bill’s emergency clause.
When will online Washington sports betting launch?
Online Washington sports betting is technically allowed but only on tribal land.
The legislature ultimately preferred a slower approach to WA sports betting than some bills that would have legalized sports betting at cardrooms with open mobile betting.
Whether any tribes launch an app for Washington sports betting while on tribal land is up in the air. For instance, casinos in Mississippi have had the option to launch a mobile sports betting app geofenced to the casino since sports betting started in August 2018, but none have.
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On April 24th, 2017, the Cowlitz Tribe opened the Ilani Casino Resort in Ridgefield, Washington. This action sparked the Oregon-based Siletz tribe to propose the opening of a new casino one week later. If it is built, this new casino will be constructed in Salem, Oregon, about 70 miles south of the Ilani. The Siletz casino would be in direct competition with the Ilani Casino Resort.
The Siletz Tribal Confederation announced the plan on Tuesday, May 2nd. An opening date has been proposed for 2021, and the Siletz hope that all nine Oregon tribes will participate in the project. Federally recognized Oregon tribes do not have to contribute financially to the Siletz casino construction, but to share in the revenue, tribes must agree not to build a competing casino in the greater Portland area.
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Financing for the Siletz casino plan has not yet been determined. The Siletz tribe plans to spend approximately $280 million to create the new casino, and they have pledged to give far more of the proceeds back to the community than the Ilani.
The newly opened Ilani Casino Resort is scheduled to deliver two percent of its revenue back to the community. The Siletz have offered to give a whopping 25 percent of net revenue back to municipal and state governments, and this generous figure may coax state and federal officials to greenlight the construction of the new casino.
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If it is constructed, this would be the second Siletz-built casino in Oregon. The Siletz tribe currently owns the Chinook Winds Casino. Located approximately 115 miles from the Illani Casino Resort in Washington, the Chinook Winds is a 157,000-square-foot resort-casino. The Siletz currently give six percent of their Chinook revenue back to the local community.
The new Siletz casino would be 140,000 square feet, and it would employ 1,500 people in full-time positions. The casino would generate an estimated $185 million in net revenue each year. It would also contain a hotel on the premises.
In contrast to the proposed Siletz casino, the newly opened Ilani Casino cost $510 million to construct. Despite having 15 restaurants and a concert hall, the Ilani Casino does not yet offer a hotel for weary guests. The Siletz undoubtedly hope to capitalize on this Ilani design limitation.
The Siletz Casino plan has arrived amidst a clamor from Oregon casinos and state lottery representatives. The grand opening of the Washington-based Ilani Casino attracted many thousands of Oregon gamblers, and at 11 AM, the parking lot was completely full. The nearby Interstate 5 freeway was backed up for over eight miles.
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown is not so optimistic about new casinos. Last year, she recommended that the Coquille tribe’s Medford casino plans be shut down. Gov. Brown has stated numerous times that new tribal casinos would be detrimental to Oregon. The Siletz hope to change Brown’s mind with their generous 25 percent revenue sharing plan.