Isle of Capri Casino Black Hawk

Isle of Capri Casino Black Hawk is one of the main casinos in Colorado mountain gaming corridor, located in the historic city of Black Hawk in Gilpin County 40 miles west of Denver, with slot machines, gaming tables with blackjack, roulette and poker, a 237-room hotel and restaurants. It operates under Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission (CLGCC) license. Black Hawk and neighboring Central City are the only two Colorado cities where unlimited stakes gaming is permitted, along with Cripple Creek southwest of Colorado Springs. Colorado legalized low-stakes gaming in these three cities in 1991 and removed the stakes limit in 2008, transforming the Black Hawk-Central City corridor into the fourth US mountain gaming destination after Nevada, Reno and Lake Tahoe. The Black Hawk-Central City corridor concentrates more than 20 casinos within two kilometers, being the world highest casino concentration per street kilometer outside Las Vegas.

Black Hawk and Colorado: mountain gaming 40 miles from Denver

Black Hawk is a 120-inhabitant city in Gilpin County that became Colorado gaming capital thanks to gambling legalization in 1991. Before casinos, Black Hawk and Central City were ghost towns from the 19th century gold mining boom, founded during the Colorado Gold Rush of 1859. Today, the Black Hawk Main Street corridor has more casinos per square meter than any other street in the world outside the Las Vegas Strip. Black Hawk casinos are Denver and Rocky Mountains most popular weekend gaming destination, with more than 12 million annual visitors. Black Hawk proximity to Arapahoe Basin, Loveland and A-Basin ski stations, within 60 miles, makes the corridor a combined ski and gaming destination in winter.

Caesars casino in Colorado mountain gaming corridor 40 miles from Denver

Isle of Capri Casino Black Hawk is Caesars Entertainment reference in Colorado mountain gaming corridor, 40 miles from Denver in the historic gold rush city. It operates under CLGCC license, minimum age 21.