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Casinos in North Carolina

 Our current list of casinos in North Carolina.

 Interesting facts about North Carolina: Did you know that playing poker with your buddies for money in North Carolina is illegal? Also, North Carolina did not have a state lottery until 2005. And one of the biggest problems for the law enforcement are the illegal video poker machines popping up all over the state.

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Casinos in North Carolina (NC)
Harrah's Cherokee Casino and Hotel
Address: 777 Casino Drive
City: Cherokee
Phone: (828) 497-7777
Player Reviews: 11
 
From Kt: I go to this casino 3-4 times a year, and have been since the casino was built. Yes, the machines are tighter than they are in Vegas, but most Tribal casinos are. And yes, they seem to be getting tighter lately, but from what I hear from friends that gamble in Vegas and AC frequently ALL the casinos are tightening up. I am not a high roller, mostly quarter keno, poker, and slots, but I get in enough play that my room and some of my meals are comped when I go.
The hotel and casino are both very nice and clean, the service is good (much better than it was the last time I was in Atlantic City), and the food in the restaurants is ok.....but if you are looking for a Cesar's Palace experience with a celebrity chef in the restaurant, don't bother going here.
I, personally, love the place. The have games that I like to play and have not seen in other casinos....namely Shamrock Sevens poker and Super Ball video keno. Yes, the machines are tighter than they are in Vegas, but people DO win there, I have seen many jackpots go and have even won a few myself. Let's face it....you gamble and some days you win, some days you lose; it is like that in any casino you go to.

From Patricia: This was my first time going to the Cherokee casino, I enjoyed myself very much, got very busy though, lost a lot of money, hardly hit anything, so I just went shopping in the area, loved that, very interesting things do see and do there besides gamble. slots are very very tight. I like the video tables they had but to me a real person is more personal. I will be back in the future, probably will lose again of course since this casino is so tight. I just moved to S.C. form the Gulf Coast and I sure do miss my Casinos there, I had a better chance to come home with a little bit of money. I think if you go to Cherokee you will like it.
 

From Ben
: This is an Indian casino with a nice hotel. No alcohol is allowed on the property nor sold in the county. None is served on the casino floor nor in dining areas. Table games are electronic with the live dealer pushing buttons for the cards to appear on your video screen. Slot machines are average and very busy when the Tour Busses are in. I have played numerous times and find this one of the tightest casinos anywhere. I generally play to maintain my player level for other properties. The buffet is mainly southern fried food. The Steak House quality is uneven. The snack bar is your best option.
 
From Peggy: The casino is not half bad, considering this is the only casino in North Carolina. Keep in mind that there are no live dealers. Food was ok. I was actually there to see a concert. The venue resembles high school auditorium, but it's nice to have a small venue since you can't possibly have a bad seat. It's definitely a spot to go to fill the need of gambling without going to Vegas or Atlantic City.
 

From Heather
: This hotel and casino is great. I love the non smoking area. The food is great! and the hospitality is out of this world.
 

From Pocco: Very disappointing. No interplay between croupier, boxmen or dealers as there are none! Smoke-filled, limited choice of gaming.

From Jackie: I have been to Cherokee a few times... I moved to the charlotte area from Las Vegas 2 1/2 years ago. I had the fever! I needed to hear the sound of coins dropping! Unfortunately it didn't live up to my expectations... Computer generated dealers? What is that? Me no like! So to the machines I will go. I did have fun even without a high ball! Did I win? Of course not! That's my luck. I've also brought friends along to partake in gaming at this establishment. You do receive a Players card. I have accumulated enough for a free room and some discounts and cash. It's funny how in the 2 1/2 years I've been here I've never been able to receive any of those comps.

From Cecilia: I was in Harrah's, Cherokee, NC last year. It was a great experience. They had a lot of promotions. It was full of activities. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I would surely love to go back and have more fun.

From Nancy: Harrah's in Cherokee is fun, don't go expecting to win, as it is ALWAYS a tight casino. There is no alcohol, no real cards, and you have to look for a place to stay on short notice. Have fun at Harrah's Cherokee N.C., but expect to leave with your pockets empty.

From Annie: While visiting my daughter in Georgia, we took a day trip. The ride was beautiful the area is lovely. The casino was mediocre. However, I live within driving distance to Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun in CT. No live dealers, no alcohol (didn't matter to me, but I was surprised). The slots are really tight... no big win bells going off. Not worth the ride for the casino, but okay for the surrounding area.

From Lois: I've been to the casino at Cherokee that ought to be rich - nobody wins hardly anything. I think they need to stop being so tight and more people will come. All you see is people walking around empty the machines when everybody have lost their money.

From Laine: I live in Tennessee and go to Harrah's all the time either alone or with some friends for an evening out. The staff at the casino are the best! Everyone is super nice and go out of their way to make sure that you have a good time. The food selection is good, parking and shuttle is great, and there are tons of different games to choose from. It's not Vegas but it's fun, especially if you like slots. Could be looser but I have won several jackpots over the years. Fun shopping too if you are out of the area and enjoy crafts, etc. Beautiful Smokey Mt. National Forest and Gatlinburg just "over the hill". To each their own but I highly recommend Harrah's. Love it!

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