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National Indian Gaming Commission Gaming Tribe Report (Sorted by State) Updated: 1/13/2020 National Indian Gaming Commission WWW.NIGC.GOV Gaming Tribe Report (Sorted By State) AK Klawock Cooperative Association PO Box 430 310 Bayview Blvd, Klawock AK 99925 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Klawock Bingo PO Box 430, Klawock AK 99925 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 907-755-4807 Work Fax: 907-755-8800 Email Address: [email protected] Metlakatla Indian Community, Annette Island PO Box 8 900 Melton St, Metlakatla AK 99926 Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Reservation MIC Gaming Casino PO Box 8, Metlakatla AK 99926 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 907-886-4266 Work Fax: 907-886-7997 Email Address: [email protected] AL Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road, Atmore AL 36502 Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Wind Creek Casino and Hotel - Atmore 303 Poarch Road, Atmore AL 36502 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 251-368-3085 Work Fax: 251-368-8590 Email Address: [email protected] Wind Creek Casino and Hotel - Montgomery 1801 Eddie Tullis Drive, Montgomery AL 36117 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 334-273-9003 Work Fax: 334-396-9282 Email Address: [email protected] Wind Creek Casino and Hotel - Wetumpka 100 River Oak Drive, Wetumpka AL 36092 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 334-514-2065 Work Fax: 334-514-9574 Email Address: AZ Ak-Chin Indian Communityof the Maricopa Indian 42507 W. Peters & Nall Rd., Maricopa AZ 85238 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Res Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort 15406 N. Maricopa Road, Maricopa AZ 85239 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 480-802-5000 Work Fax: 480-802-5048 Email Address: [email protected] Cocopah Tribe of Arizona County 15th & Ave. G, Somerton AZ 85350 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Cocopah Bingo and Casino 15136 South Ave. B, Somerton AZ 85350 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 928-726-8066 Work Fax: 928-344-8010 Email Address: [email protected] Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River 26600 Mohave Road, Parker AZ 85344 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Indian Reservation, AZ and CA Blue Water Casino 11222 Resort Dr. Suite A, Parker AZ 85344 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 888-243-3360 Work Fax: 928-669-5910 Email Address: [email protected] Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation of Arizona P.O. Box 17779, Fountain Hills AZ 85269 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Fort McDowell Gaming Center P.O. Box 18359, Fountain Hills AZ 85269 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 480-837-0371 Work Fax: 480-837-0844 Email Address: [email protected] Fort Mojave Indian Tribe 500 Merriman Avenue, Needles CA 92363 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Avi Casino P.O. Box 77011, Laughlin NV 80928 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 702-535-5555 Work Fax: 702-535-5514 Email Address: [email protected] Spirit Mountain Casino P.O. Box 6588, Mohave Valley AZ 86440 Game Class Type: Class III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 928-346-2000 Work Fax: 928-346-2007 Email Address: Gila River Indian Community of the Gila River Indian P.O. Box 97 315 West Casa Blanca, Sacaton AZ 85247 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Reservation, Arizona Lone Butte Casino P.O. Box 6790, Chandler AZ 85246 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-796-7777 Work Fax: 520-796-7712 Email Address: [email protected] Vee Quiva Casino P.O. Box 6790, Chandler AZ 85246 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 800-946-4452 Work Fax: 520-796-7712 Email Address: [email protected] Wild Horse Pass Casino P.O. Box 6790, Chandler AZ 85246 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-796-7777 Work Fax: 520-796-7712 Email Address: [email protected] Navajo Nation P.O. Box 9000, Window Rock AZ 86515 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Fire Rock Navajo Casino P.O. Box 1800, Church Rock NM 87313 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 866-441-2444 Work Fax: Email Address: [email protected] Flowing Waters Navajo Casino P.O. Box 3077, Shiprock NM 87420 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 505-368-2300 Work Fax: Email Address: [email protected] Northern Edge Navajo Casino P.O. Box 4500, Farmington NM 87401 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 505-960-7000 Work Fax: 505-960-7231 Email Address: [email protected] Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort 22181 Resort Blvd., Flag Staff AZ 86004 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 928-856-7200 Work Fax: 928-856-7280 Email Address: [email protected] Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona 7474 S. Camino De Oeste, Tucson AZ 85746 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Casino Del Sol 5655 W. Valencia Road, Tuscon AZ 85746 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-838-6508 Work Fax: 520-838-6706 Email Address: [email protected] Casino of the Sun 7406 S. Camino de Oeste Rd., Tucson AZ 85746 Game Class Type: Class III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-879-5450 Work Fax: 520-883-0983 Email Address: [email protected] Del Sol Marketplace 7474 S Camino De Oeste, Tucson AZ 85757 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-838-7000 Work Fax: 520-879-5565 Email Address: [email protected] Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation, P.O. Box 1899, Yuma AZ 85366 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: CA and AZ [email protected] Quechan Casino Resort 525 Algodones Rd, Winterhaven CA 92283 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 877-783-2426 Work Fax: 760-572-2036 Email Address: [email protected] Quechan Paradise Casino Arizona P.O. Box 2737, Yuma AZ 85366 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 760-572-7777 Work Fax: 760-572-2471 Email Address: [email protected] Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 10005 East Osborn Road, Scottsdale AZ 85256 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Casino Arizona P.O. Box 10099, Scottsdale AZ 85271 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 480-850-7777 Work Fax: 480-850-7700 Email Address: Talking Stick Resort P.O. Box 10099, Scottsdale AZ 85271 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 480-850-7777 Work Fax: 480-850-7741 Email Address: Page 1 Updated: 1/13/2020 National Indian Gaming Commission WWW.NIGC.GOV Gaming Tribe Report (Sorted By State) San Carlos Apache Tribe of the San Carlos P.O. Box 0, San Carlos AZ 85550 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Reservation Apache Gold Casino P.O. Box 1210, San Carlos AZ 85550 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 928-475-7800 Work Fax: 928-475-7692 Email Address: [email protected] Apache Sky Casino P.O. Box 327, Winkelman AZ 85192 Game Class Type: Class III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 928-475-0077 Work Fax: 982-475-7692 Email Address: [email protected] Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona P.O. Box 837, Sells AZ 85634 Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Email Address: [email protected] Desert Diamond Casino West Valley, Si'al Ke:k 9431 W. Northern Ave, Glendale AZ 85305 Game Class Type: Class II See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 623-633-8730 Work Fax: 520-954-0022 Email Address: [email protected] Desert Diamond Sahuarita P.O. Box 22230, Tuscon AZ 85734 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-294-7777 Work Fax: 520-393-2855 Email Address: [email protected] Desert Diamond Tucson P.O. Box 22230, Tucson AZ 85734 Game Class Type: Class II & III See 25 CFR 502.3 & 4 Work Phone: 520-294-7777 Work Fax: 520-393-2855 Email Address: [email protected] Desert Diamond Why P.O.
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