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Alaska Casino FAQs
Is gambling legal in Alaska?
This is no gambling regulation in Alaska allowing licensed casinos, poker rooms or race tracks. The main betting venues offer bingo and pull tabs, housed in class II gaming facilities. Horse racing is not permitted, but betting on dog mushing contests is allowed.
What’s the best casino in Alaska?
We’ve listed three casino venues in Alaska, but most likely you’ll go to the one closest to where you are. Luckily there are many off shore online casinos that accept players from Alaska. Check our Top 10 list if you are interested in finding the best online casino.
What casinos are available in Alaska?
There aren’t any casinos in Alaska in the usual format – you won’t find a casino floor with blackjack and roulette. However there are a few venues offering bingo and pull tabs and slots; MIC Gaming Hall and Klawock IRA Pull Tab Shoppe. If you’re looking for the real casino experience you can board a cruise liner and play once out in international waters.
How old do you have to be to gamble in Alaska?
21 for casino gambling, 19 for sportsbetting. 18 for poker, but since there are no poker rooms available to play you would have to sign up to an international online site that accepts players from Alaska.
How can I bet on Alaskan dog mushing?
You can bet on a dog race if the organisers are not for profit (e.g: you can’t organize a race specifically for the purpose of betting on it). The Iditarod Trail is one such race. If you’re over 18 you can buy an entry for $10, and pick who you think will win, how many dogs they will finish with and how fast they’re going to finish. The pot is split as 40% for the winner of the trifecta bet, 40% to Iditarod and the remaining 20% is split between the top 20 mushers.