WinStar World Casino & Resort

WinStar World Casino and Resort is the world largest casino by number of gaming machines with more than 8,100 gaming terminals across 37,200 square meters of gaming floor, 100 gaming tables and 55 poker tables, WinStar Golf Club with 36 championship-level holes, 3,500-seat Global Event Center, two hotels with more than 1,400 rooms and the thematic concept of the seven world plazas: New York, Paris, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro, Vienna, Rome and Madrid. It operates under Chickasaw Nation supervision and Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission. WinStar is located in Thackerville, Oklahoma, directly on the Texas border, one hour north of Dallas and Fort Worth, giving it access to a potential market of more than 7 million people in the DFW metropolitan area who live in Texas where commercial casinos are prohibited. 90% of WinStar visitors come from the Dallas-Fort Worth area, making this casino the tribal destination most focused on a specific metropolitan market in the US.

The Chickasaw Nation and the world largest casino on the Texas-Oklahoma border

The Chickasaw Nation is one of the Five Civilized Tribes of the southeastern US, deported to Oklahoma during the Trail of Tears in the 1830s. With a population of more than 38,000 registered citizens, the Chickasaw Nation has built one of America most successful tribal self-governance models, with WinStar as the main economic engine. WinStar World Casino revenues fund health, education, housing and infrastructure programs for all Chickasaw citizens, including hospitals, clinics, university scholarship programs and community development across Oklahoma. The WinStar seven world plazas concept is unique in American gaming: each plaza evokes the urban environment of one of the world great cities with specific decorations, lighting and theming, creating an immersive casino experience unparalleled in the US.

The world largest casino by machine count, one hour from Dallas

WinStar is the world largest casino with 8,100+ gaming terminals and 37,200 sqm of floor, operated by the Chickasaw Nation one hour from Dallas. It operates under tribal regulation, minimum age 18.