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Are there casinos in Tennessee? No - here's what's nearest

No. Tennessee has no casinos at all - no commercial casino, no tribal casino, not one gaming floor in the state.

Nearest casino in our directory to Nashville: Harrah's Metropolis Casino & hotel, Metropolis, Illinois - about 128 miles drive.

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Why there are no casinos in Tennessee

Tennessee is a no-casino state by omission rather than by a single famous ban: the state has never licensed commercial casino gaming, and because it has no federally recognised tribe with trust land inside its borders, the tribal route that gave neighbouring North Carolina its casinos does not exist here either.

That is worth stating plainly, because the phrasing of the question matters here. People searching for casinos in Tennessee are usually not looking for a directory listing - they are trying to find out whether the trip they have in mind is possible at all. The answer is that it is, but it starts at the state line rather than inside it, and how far you travel depends entirely on which corner of Tennessee you set off from.

Because Tennessee is long and narrow, where you live changes the answer completely - Memphis sits closer to a casino floor than almost anywhere else in the state.

What you can play inside Tennessee

State lottery
Running since 2004, with draw games and scratch tickets sold statewide. Proceeds are earmarked for education programmes.
Online sports betting
Legal and live since late 2020, and unusual in being online-only - Tennessee licenses mobile sportsbooks but has no retail sportsbook counters, because there are no casinos to put them in.
Charitable gaming
Very tightly drawn. Non-profits can run an annual event only with specific legislative approval, so there is no standing bingo-hall circuit of the kind Virginia or Vermont have.

None of the above is a substitute for a casino floor, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. The point of listing them is that the practical question behind are there casinos in Tennessee is usually "what are my options" - and the honest options split cleanly into what is licensed in-state and what requires crossing a border.

Computed from our own data

The 10 closest casinos to Nashville

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Straight-line distance from Nashville, nearest first. Road distance will be longer than the straight line, so treat these as a ranking rather than a drive time. Chain brands are shown once, at their closest location.

One class of venue is deliberately missing from the table below. Kentucky licenses gaming halls attached to horse racing - historical-racing machine floors rather than licensed casinos - and several sit on the Tennessee line, closer to Nashville than anything in our directory. We list casinos, so they are not ranked here; if you are driving north out of Nashville they are worth knowing about before you commit to a longer trip.

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1 Harrah's Metropolis Casino & hotel Metropolis, Illinois 128 Illinois casinos →
2 Bally's Evansville Casino & Hotel Evansville, Indiana 133 Indiana casinos →
3 Casino Entertainment Louisville, Kentucky 147 Kentucky casinos →
4 Caesars Southern Indiana Hotel and Casino Elizabeth, Indiana 147 Indiana casinos →
5 Century Casino Caruthersville Caruthersville, Missouri 160 Missouri casinos →
6 Century Casino Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau, Missouri 171 Missouri casinos →
7 Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino & Hotel Murphy, North Carolina 173 North Carolina casinos →
8 Walker’s Bluff Casino Resort Carterville, Illinois 173 Illinois casinos →
9 Birmingham Race Course Casino Birmingham, Alabama 179 Alabama casinos →
10 SkaterZ Fairfield, Alabama 186 Alabama casinos →

If you are starting from Memphis instead

Tennessee is big enough that the answer changes across the state.

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1 1st Jackpot Casino Tunica Tunica, Mississippi 26 Mississippi casinos →
2 Tunica Roadhouse Tunica, Mississippi 26 Mississippi casinos →
3 Horseshoe Tunica Tunica, Mississippi 26 Mississippi casinos →
4 Fitz Tunica Casino & Hotel Tunica, Mississippi 28 Mississippi casinos →
5 Hollywood Casino & Hotel Tunica Tunica, Mississippi 31 Mississippi casinos →
Tennessee FAQ

Casinos in Tennessee - your questions

Are there any casinos in Tennessee?
No. Tennessee has no casinos at all - no commercial casino, no tribal casino, not one gaming floor in the state. The nearest casino we list to Nashville is Harrah's Metropolis Casino & hotel in Metropolis, Illinois, about 128 miles drive. One class of venue is deliberately missing from the table below. Kentucky licenses gaming halls attached to horse racing - historical-racing machine floors rather than licensed casinos - and several sit on the Tennessee line, closer to Nashville than anything in our directory. We list casinos, so they are not ranked here; if you are driving north out of Nashville they are worth knowing about before you commit to a longer trip.
What is the closest casino to Nashville?
Harrah's Metropolis Casino & hotel in Metropolis, Illinois - roughly 128 miles from Nashville. The full ranked list of the closest venues we track, with distances, is on this page.
Can I gamble legally in Tennessee at all?
State lottery: Running since 2004, with draw games and scratch tickets sold statewide. Proceeds are earmarked for education programmes. Online sports betting: Legal and live since late 2020, and unusual in being online-only - Tennessee licenses mobile sportsbooks but has no retail sportsbook counters, because there are no casinos to put them in. Charitable gaming: Very tightly drawn. Non-profits can run an annual event only with specific legislative approval, so there is no standing bingo-hall circuit of the kind Virginia or Vermont have.
Why does Tennessee have no casinos?
Tennessee is a no-casino state by omission rather than by a single famous ban: the state has never licensed commercial casino gaming, and because it has no federally recognised tribe with trust land inside its borders, the tribal route that gave neighbouring North Carolina its casinos does not exist here either.
Is online casino play legal in Tennessee?
Tennessee does not license online casino gaming. Where a state has opened online betting it is normally sports betting rather than casino games, and the two are licensed separately - so a legal sportsbook app in a state is not evidence that online slots or table games are licensed there too. Check the current position with the state regulator before depositing anywhere.