Puerto Rico’s casinos are almost all hotel-based, and are regulated under Puerto Rico gaming law rather than standalone gambling halls. Addresses and phone numbers below are accurate as of research for this guide, except where noted – but hotel casinos change names, close for renovation, and shift ownership often. All Puerto Rico casinos require players to be 18+, and most enforce a smart-casual dress code in the evening. Call ahead before a special trip, especially for anything outside San Juan.
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Municipality |
Casino / Venue |
Region |
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Bayamón |
El Tropical Casino at Hyatt Place Bayamón |
Metro |
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Caguas |
Casino Real at Four Points by Sheraton Caguas Real Hotel & Casino |
Metro |
|
Carolina |
Casino del Sol at Courtyard Isla Verde Beach Resort |
Metro |
|
Carolina |
Foxwoods El San Juan Casino |
Metro |
|
Carolina |
Oasis Casino at Embassy Suites by Hilton San Juan Hotel & Casino |
Metro |
|
Dorado |
Embassy Suites Dorado del Mar Casino |
North |
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Manatí |
Casino Atlántico at Hyatt Place Manatí |
North |
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Aguadilla |
Ocean Casino at Courtyard by Marriott Aguadilla |
West |
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Mayagüez |
Holiday Inn Tropical Casino Mayagüez |
West |
|
Mayagüez |
Paradise Island Casino at Mayagüez Resort & Casino |
West |
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Guayanilla |
Blue Dolphin Casino / Costa Bahía Hotel & Convention Center |
South |
|
Ponce |
Casino de la Plaza at Ponce Plaza Hotel & Casino |
South |
|
Ponce |
Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino Resort |
South |
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Ponce |
Holiday Inn Ponce and El Tropical Casino |
South |
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Humacao |
Casino Real Humacao at Wyndham Garden Palmas Del Mar |
East |
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Luquillo |
Casino at Fairfield Luquillo Beach |
East |
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Río Grande |
Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Casino |
East |
Note: Casino availability and branding can change; verify directly with the venue or the Puerto Rico Gaming Commission before travel.
See Professional Sports for horse racing and other spectator options, or find a full index of activities available on the island under the Things to Do menu above.