Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using Gambler's Atlas. Can't find an answer? Contact us.
About Gambler's Atlas
- What Is Gambler's Atlas?
- Gambler's Atlas is a worldwide casino database that provides detailed profiles for casinos across the globe. Each profile covers the gaming floor, table games with rules and minimums, poker room details and stakes, sportsbooks, hotel amenities, dining options, operating hours, and visitor reviews. It is built for travelers and players who want real information before they visit.
- Is Gambler's Atlas Free to Use?
- Yes. Gambler's Atlas is completely free for all visitors. You can browse casino profiles, search by name or location, view interactive maps, and read reviews without creating an account.
- How Many Casinos Are in the Database?
- Gambler's Atlas covers thousands of open casinos across dozens of countries worldwide, including cruise-ship casinos organized by cruise line. The database is continuously updated as new casinos open or information changes.
- How Is Casino Information Kept up to Date?
- Casino data is maintained by the Gambler's Atlas team and verified by casino partners who manage their own listings. Each section of a casino profile shows when it was last verified. Visitors can flag outdated information for review, and the editorial team reviews flagged entries regularly.
Searching and Browsing
- How Do I Find Casinos Near Me?
- Visit the Casinos Near Me page and allow location access. The page will show casinos sorted by distance from your current location, with hours, features, and links to full profiles.
- Can I Search for Casinos by Game Type?
- Yes. You can filter the casino browse page by features including poker rooms, table games, sportsbooks, hotels, and more. You can also search by casino name, city, state, or country using the search bar.
- Does Gambler's Atlas Cover Cruise Ship Casinos?
- Yes. Gambler's Atlas includes cruise-ship casino profiles for major cruise lines. You can browse them at the Cruise Ships section, organized by cruise line.
- Are There Casino Profiles for Every Country?
- Gambler's Atlas covers casinos in dozens of countries worldwide. Coverage varies by region: the United States, Canada, and major European and Asian casino destinations have the most complete profiles. You can browse by country to see what is available in a specific region.
Casino Profile Information
- What Gaming Information Is Available on a Casino Profile?
- Partner profiles include slot counts and denominations; table games with specific rules (decks, blackjack payout, surrender, and so on) and minimums and maximums; poker rooms with active games, stakes, tournament schedules, and bad-beat jackpots; and sportsbook details including sports offered and wagering apps.
- What Amenity Information Is Included?
- Casino profiles can include hotel details (room counts, star rating, spa), dining options with cuisine type and price tier, entertainment and showroom information, and other on-site amenities such as golf, pools, and fitness centers.
- How Do I Know if a Casino Profile Is Accurate?
- Partner-verified profiles are marked with a verification badge and show the date each section was last confirmed by the casino operator. Non-partner profiles are maintained by the Gambler's Atlas team based on publicly available information. If you notice an error, you can flag it using the report button on the profile page.
- What Is the Minimum Gambling Age for Casinos in the United States?
- The minimum gambling age in most US states is 21 years old. A few states, including Oklahoma, Montana, and Wyoming, allow gambling at 18. Tribal casinos may set their own age requirements. Always check the specific casino's policy before visiting. Individual casino profiles on Gambler's Atlas display the minimum age when it is known.
- Do Casino Profiles Include Hotel Booking Links?
- Yes. Where available, casino hotel profiles include affiliate links to Booking.com and Hotels.com for room reservations.
Reviews and Ratings
- Where Do Casino Reviews Come From?
- Casino reviews on Gambler's Atlas come from multiple sources: verified visitor reviews submitted directly on the site, and aggregated ratings from Google, TripAdvisor, and Yelp. Each review displays its source and date.
- Can I Submit My Own Casino Review?
- Yes. Sign in with your Google account, a magic link, or an email and password, then submit a review for any casino in the database. Reviews are moderated before publication.
Partner Program
- What Is a Partner Casino on Gambler's Atlas?
- Partner casinos are verified casino operators who manage their own listing on Gambler's Atlas. They can update all sections of their profile, add photos, publish poker tournaments and promotions, and respond to user activity. Partner profiles display detailed, verified information and are marked with a partner badge.
- How Does the Partner Billing Work?
- Cost-per-click is the entry rung of the partner value ladder: partners pay a set CPC rate for verified click-throughs from their listing, plus a monthly platform fee and a one-time initiation fee set when the account is configured. From there the program climbs toward rewarding verified in-person visits and, soon, audience intelligence. The first 100 casinos to join as Founding Partners pay nothing until we deliver their tier's full free-click allowance in verified clicks (250 to 750 clicks depending on casino tier). Full details are on the Partner Program page.
- How Do I List My Casino on Gambler's Atlas?
- You can start the process by visiting the Partners page to learn about the program, or by using the Suggest a Casino form to add an unlisted property. The Gambler's Atlas team reviews submissions and will reach out if your casino qualifies for a partner listing.
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