NSW Casino FAQs

Is gambling legal in New South Wales?

Gambling devices are not permitted by the state of Alabama, which effectively means casinos are not allowed, all except those operated by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. As the only federally recognized sovereign tribe in Alabama, the Poarch Bank of Creek Indians run the three Wind Creek casinos. There are also a couple of greyhound race tracks in Alabama in Birmingham and Mobile. There is no direct law that prohibits playing at a legal online casino. 

What’s the best casino in Sydney?

We’ve listed three casino venues in Alabama, but most likely you’ll go to whichever one is closest to where you live. If you prefer to play at home, you can access social casino games online legally and there are many online casinos that accept players from Alabama.

What casinos are available in New South Wales?

Commercial casinos are illegal in Alabama, but casinos can be run on first nation owned lands. The casinos in Alabama are run by the Poarch Bank of Creek Indians tribe. You’ll find Vegas style gaming experiences blended with Southern hospitality, with live music entertainment, promotions and a wide selection of games to choose from.

How old do you have to be to gamble in NSW?

In Alabama you must be 21 to gamble at a tribal casino, 18 to take part in pari-mutuel betting on greyhound racing at Birmingham Race Course, and 19 to place bets at Mobile Greyhound Park. To play bingo you must be at least 19.