Kansas has four state-owned destination casinos, each hosting a retail sportsbook and licensing one or two online operators. Below is the complete map of Kansas casino properties — where they are, who they partner with, and what to expect when you visit.
Boot Hill Casino & Resort in Dodge City was Kansas's first state-owned destination casino, opening in December 2009.
Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway is the largest of Kansas's four state-owned casinos, located directly adjacent to Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, KS.
Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane is the largest casino-resort complex in Kansas, located 25 minutes south of Wichita.
Kansas Crossing Casino & Hotel in Pittsburg opened in March 2017 as Kansas's fourth and final state-owned casino.
Kansas sports betting law (SB 84, signed May 2022) requires every online sportsbook to operate under a "skin" attached to one of the four state-owned casinos. Each casino can license up to three online operators, meaning Kansas can have up to 12 active online sportsbooks. Currently 7 are live.
The current casino-to-operator map:
Retail sports betting represents less than 2% of total Kansas handle — Kansas is overwhelmingly a mobile-first betting market. Still, retail sportsbooks have advantages: in-person customer support, free drinks for high-rollers, large-screen viewing parties, and the ability to cash a winning ticket immediately rather than wait for an online withdrawal to settle.
Outside the four state-owned commercial casinos, Kansas hosts several tribal casinos operated under separate compacts: Prairie Band Casino & Resort (Mayetta), Sac and Fox Casino (Powhattan), Casino White Cloud (White Cloud), Golden Eagle Casino (Horton), and 7th Street Casino (Kansas City KS). The Sac and Fox Nation\'s compact amendment was approved by the BIA in November 2025, authorizing Class III sports wagering — the first step toward potential tribal online sportsbooks in Kansas.
Kansas has four state-owned destination casinos, all operated under contract with the Kansas Lottery: Boot Hill Casino (Dodge City), Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway (Kansas City KS), Kansas Star Casino (Mulvane/Wichita), and Kansas Crossing Casino (Pittsburg). Each casino partners with one or two online sportsbooks under Kansas sports betting law.
Yes. Kansas has several tribal casinos including Prairie Band Casino & Resort (Mayetta), Sac and Fox Casino (Powhattan), Casino White Cloud (White Cloud), Golden Eagle Casino (Horton), and 7th Street Casino (Kansas City KS). Tribal casinos operate under separate compacts and currently do not offer online sports betting — though the Sac and Fox Nation gained compact approval for Class III sports wagering in November 2025.
All four state-owned casinos host retail sportsbooks: Boot Hill (DraftKings + Fanatics), Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway (theScore Bet), Kansas Star (FanDuel), and Kansas Crossing (BetMGM + Caesars). bet365 launched without a retail casino anchor in August 2025 — the first Kansas online operator to do so.
You must be 21 or older to gamble at any Kansas casino, whether on the gaming floor or in the retail sportsbook. ID verification is required at entry for sportsbook areas.
Yes. All four state-owned casinos serve alcohol with valid ID. Complimentary drinks for active table players are common; sportsbook patrons typically pay for drinks. Last call hours vary by property.