CASINOS in & near BLACKFOOT, IDAHO - 2024 up-to-date list

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Blackfoot is a city in southeastern Idaho, known as the "Potato Capital of the World." Home to around 12,000 residents, it sits along the Snake River. Blackfoot’s famous Idaho Potato Museum draws visitors from all over, celebrating the state’s rich agricultural history.

Casinos are allowed in Idaho but mainly operate on Native American lands. Blackfoot itself has a nearby option, but it’s more about quiet living than flashing neon lights. For those looking to roll the dice or try their luck, there are a few options nearby. Residents can also try their hand at Idaho’s state lottery or enjoy a good game of bingo in town.

Sage Hill Casino is just 4 miles from Blackfoot, making it the closest spot for a quick gambling getaway. Located along US Highway 91, it’s easy to reach. The casino features over 100 slot machines, making it an intimate choice for those who want to enjoy a quieter gaming experience. Minimum bets start at just $0.01, while high-stakes players can go up to $10.

Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel, 12 miles away in Pocatello, is also located off I-15, next to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Museum. It's a great spot for a cultural day trip before hitting the games. This larger casino has over 900 slot machines and 15 table games, including Poker, Blackjack, and Craps. Minimum bets for table games typically start at $5, but high rollers can push the limits up to $100 for a bigger thrill.

Shoshone Bannock Peak Casino, also in Pocatello, is about 25 miles from Blackfoot and offers another option for those willing to drive a bit further. Sited just off Exit 80 on I-15, it’s a medium-sized gaming venue with around 200 slot machines. But there are no table games here. Minimum bets start at $0.05.

You must be 21 years or older to gamble in Idaho’s casinos.