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Article #17: South Dakota Casinos

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A sparsely populated state of just about Watertown. Most of these towns have just
750,000 people, South Dakota is usually one or two small South Dakota casinos.
known for its natural beauty, historic For example, there are two South Dakota
destinations, and for the large casinos in Sioux Falls: Gregg's
motorcycle rally that takes place every Substation and Casino and Borrowed Buck's
year in Sturgis. Yet, South Dakota Roadhouse. Between the two they only have
casinos must also be acknowledged as a 20 slot machines and 4 table games.
source that attracts the attention of The South Dakota town with the most
many tourists each year. Additionally, casinos is Deadwood, which features 20
South Dakota is home to Mount Rushmore South Dakota casinos including the
National Memorial, Black Hills National Silverado and the Tin Lizzie. Casinos in
Forest, and the Crazy Horse Memorial. Deadwood range in size from one-room
South Dakota has six Indian Reservations operations with a handful of slot
including the Pine Ridge Indian machines to 30,000 square foot gambling
Reservation, the Cheyenne River Indian complexes featuring live music,
Reservation and the Crow Creek Indian restaurants and hotel rooms, as well as
Reservation and the third largest the full range of gambling activities.
population of Native Americans in the Due to its many casinos and its proximity
country, making it an ideal destination to national parks, Mount Rushmore, and
for people who wish to learn more about Sturgis, Deadwood is considered to be the
Native American culture. The capital major destination for people looking to
city, Pierre, was founded as a fur gamble in South Dakota Casinos.
trading post in 1817. The historic Lewis Indian reservations are also a major
and Clark Trail also runs through the destination for people looking for
state. These, however, are not the only casinos in South Dakota. Like many of the
tourist destinations that this state has small gambling towns in South Dakota,
to offer. South Dakota is home to a Indian reservations generally only have
number of casinos of all different sizes one or two casinos in a given town.
dispersed throughout the state both on However, those casinos are usually large
Indian reservations and off. with lots of slot machines and table
Several South Dakota cities offer gaming games as well as restaurants and hotel
to both residents and tourists. South rooms. Unlike South Dakota casinos in
Dakota Casinos and gambling are offered Deadwood, many Indian reservation casinos
in Aberdeen, Deadwood, Eagle Butte, are open 24 hours, including Prairie Wind
Flandreau, Fort Thompson, Huron, Lower Casino in Pine Ridge on the Pine Ridge
Brule, McLaughlin, Mobridge, Pickstown, Indian Reservation and the Grand River
Pine Ridge, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Casino and Resort in Mobridge on the
Sisseton, Spearfish, Valentine, and Cheyenne River Indian Reservation.






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