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South Dakota has signed gaming compacts with several Native American tribes. Starting on 1 July 2015, tribal casinos with Class III gaming compacts were allowed to extend their offerings to include keno, craps and roulette in addition to slot machines, blackjack and poker, thanks to a statewide referendum that passed 57-43.

Introduction to South Dakota Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2019

South Dakota slot machine casino gambling consists of Deadwood’s twenty-five casinos as well as eleven tribal casinos spread throughout the state. While not offering slots, there are 1,347 bars and taverns with video lottery terminals with poker, keno, blackjack, and bingo.

South Dakota established a minimum payout return limit for slot machines at its Deadwood casinos. Further, monthly payout return statistics are publicly available. Neither are publicly available for tribal casinos.

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This post continues the weekly series Online Resource: A State-By-State Slot Machine Casino Gambling Series, an online resource dedicated to guiding slot machine casino gambling enthusiasts to success. Each weekly post reviews slots gambling in a single U.S. state, territory, or the federal district.

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Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in South Dakota*

The minimum legal gambling age in South Dakota depends upon the gambling activity:

Land-Based Casinos: 21
Poker Rooms: 21
Bingo: 18
Lottery: 18
Pari-Mutuel Wagering: 18

The casinos located in the city of Deadwood must follow state gaming regulations. Children may accompany their parents in most casinos until 8 p.m. South Dakota is the only U.S. gaming jurisdiction allowing minors to be present while their parents gamble.

The tribal casinos located throughout South Dakota must follow the gaming regulations in their negotiated and approved tribal-state gaming compact. Among other items of interest, these compacts limit the number of slot machines at a casino. This limit changes based on how long the compact has existed.

For example, the proposed Class III gaming compact between the Oglala Sioux Tribe and the state of South Dakota calls for:

500 gaming machines at the effective date of the compact
600 gaming machines after two years
750 gaming machines after four years

South Dakota also has two pari-mutuel facilities with horseracing during the spring season, but do not offer slot machines at them. An additional facility offers simulcast and dog racing.

*The purpose of this section is to inform the public of state gambling laws and how the laws apply to various forms of gambling. This information is not intended to provide legal advice.

Slot Machine Private Ownership in South Dakota

It is legal to privately own a slot machine in the state of South Dakota if manufactured before 1941.

Gaming Control Board in South Dakota

The South Dakota Commission on Gaming regulates casino gambling at the casinos located within the city of Deadwood.

Each tribe in South Dakota with a negotiated and approved tribal-state gaming compact must establish its own Tribal Gaming Commission. There are nine such tribal commissions.

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The South Dakota Department of Tribal Relations provides oversight to casino gambling at the tribal casinos of South Dakota. The state also has a South Dakota Lottery Commission.

Finally, in 1989, South Dakota was the first state to offer video lottery terminals. Regulation of video lottery terminals at bars and taverns is the responsibility of the South Dakota Lottery. Each retailer can have up to 30 machines per gambling license with a limit of 3 permits per operator. There are currently 1,347 such operators.

Casinos in South Dakota

There are twenty-five non-tribal casinos in Deadwood, eleven American Indian tribal casinos, two pari-mutuel racetracks without slot machines, and 1,347 retailers with a total of 8,946 video lottery terminals in South Dakota.

The largest casino in South Dakota is Royal River Casino & Hotel in Flandreau having 386 gaming machines and 10 table games.

The second largest casino is Silverado Franklin Hotel and Casino in Deadwood having more than 360 gaming machines and table games.

All South Dakota casinos are available as a downloadable list of both non-tribal Deadwood casinos and tribal casinos spread throughout the state along with links if they have a website.

List of Casinos in South Dakota

The twenty-five non-tribal casinos in Deadwood are:

Buffalo-Bodega Gaming Complex
Bullock Hotel
Cadillac Jack’s Gaming Resort
Deadwood Comfort Inn & Suites Hall
Deadwood Dick’s Saloon and Gaming Hall
Deadwood Gulch Gaming Resort
Deadwood Gulch Saloon
Deadwood Mountain Grand
Deadwood Station Bunkhouse and Gambling Hall
First Gold Hotel & Gaming including the Blackjack Casino and Horseshoe Casino.
Gold Country Inn Gambling Hall and Cafe
Gold Dust Casino & Hotel including the French Quarter Casino, Legends Casino, and Silver Dollar Casino.
Hickok’s Hotel and Casino including the B.B. Cody’s Casino.
Iron Horse Inn
The Lodge at Deadwood
Lucky 8 Gaming Hall/Super 8 Motel
Martin & Mason Hotel including the Wooden Nickel Casino and Lee Street Station.
Mineral Palace Hotel & Gaming
Mustang Sally’s
Old Style Saloon #10 including The Utter Place card room.
Oyster Bay/Fairmont Hotel
Silverado-Franklin Historic Hotel & Gaming Complex
The Hickok House Hotel
Tin Lizzie Gaming including the Four Aces Casino
Veterans of Foreign War Black Hills Post 5969

List of Tribal Casinos in South Dakota

Residing in South Dakota are nine American Indian tribes. Each of these federally-recognized tribes has successfully negotiated a tribal-state gaming compact.

The eleven tribal casinos in South Dakota are:

Dakota Connection in Sisseton located 155 miles north of Sioux Falls a few miles from the border to North Dakota.
Dakota Sioux Casino & Hotel in Watertown located 113 miles north of Sioux Falls.
East Wind Casino in Martin located 154 miles southwest of Pierre.
Fort Randall Casino Hotel in Pickstown located 171 miles southeast of Pierre.
Golden Buffalo Casino in Lower Brule located 61 miles southeast of Pierre.
Grand River Casino and Resort in Mobridge located 108 miles north of Pierre.
Lode Star Casino & Hotel in Fort Thompson located 60 miles southeast of Pierre.
Prairie Wind Casino & Hotel in Pine Ridge located 199 miles southwest of Pierre.
Rosebud Casino in Valentine located 121 miles south of Pierre on the border to Nebraska.
Royal River Casino & Hotel in Flandreau located 45 miles north of Sioux Falls.
Turtle Creek Crossing Casino in Mission located 99 miles south of Pierre.

Other Gambling Establishments

As an alternative to enjoying South Dakota slot machine casino gambling, consider exploring casino options in a nearby state. Bordering South Dakota is:

North: North Dakota Slots
East: Iowa Slots and Minnesota Slots
South: Nebraska Slots
West: Montana Slots and Wyoming Slots

Each of the links above will take you to my state-specific blog

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