Is it legal to own a slot machine in North Dakota?
 Another state with antique provisions in their regulations, in North
Dakota a slot machine must have been manufactured at least 25 years
in the past for legal ownership.
Is playing slots in North Dakota legal?
Most of the casinos listed in North Dakota below have plenty of
options for slot machines. Make sure to call ahead if you are
traveling far to verify they have the ones you want to play though.
Where can I play slot machines in North Dakota?
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4 Bears Casino, New Town
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American Legion Post 290, New Town
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Big Top Bingo, Fargo
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Blue Wolf, Fargo
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Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse, Bismarck
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Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse, Fargo
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Borrowed Buck’s, Grand Forks
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Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse – Old Broadway, Fargo
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Cactus Jack’s Gold Rush Casino, Fargo
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Charlie Brown’s Casino, Grand Forks
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Dakota Magic, Hankinson
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Doublewood Best Western Inn Casino, Bismarck
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Doublewood Inn Casino, Fargo
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El Rancho Motel, Williston
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El Roco, Grand Forks
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Holiday Inn, Grand Forks
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Holiday Inn and Oasis Lounge, Minot
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Hospitality Inn, Dickinson
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Lucky Strike, Minot
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M and J Brand Saloon, West Fargo
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Off Broadway Lounge and Casino, Bismarck
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Parshall Rec Center, Parshall
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Players Pub, New Town
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Prairie Knights, Fort Yates
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Ramkota Best Western, Bismarck
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Riverside Lounge, New Town
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Scenic 23 Club, New Town
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Sky Dancer, Belcourt
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Southgate, Grand Forks
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Spirit Lake, St. Michael
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Spirits, Fargo
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Sportsman Bar, New Town
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Super 8 Lodge, Williston
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Turtle Mountain Bingo Sky Dancer, Belcourt
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Turtle Mountain Mini Casino, Belcourt
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Windbreak Saloon, Fargo
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