What casinos can you gamble at in Atlantic City NJ at 18 years of age?

Answer 1

Please confirm any information you receive with the casino before booking any trips or placing any bets. There are several sites offering the answer to your question that look like total jokes. The one I linked to below is the only one I found during my brief hunt that looks like the real deal, although I haven't personally confirmed anything.

It looks like 18-year-olds can legally place bets in casinos in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, West Virginia and Rhode Island.

There are quite a few states in which Native-American-operated casinos on reservations are the only legal casinos. 18-year-olds are not allowed to play in most of them, but they can at a couple in Washington state, a few in Oklahoma, two in Upstate New York, seven in Michigan and most of the ones in Minnesota. Keep in mind, however, that agreements between states and reservations vary, and many states limit what types of games can be offered. It appears that the less a casino is legally allowed to offer, the more likely they are to let 18-year-olds play, which makes perfect sense.

Play smart. Get in, play for a couple of hours, and get out. Go to your hotel room and either lick your wounds or spread out your winnings and roll around in them. Don't linger; when you linger, you guarantee that the house is ending up with more of your money than you are. And don't pull any money out of your pocket that you expect to put back in your pocket later. Kiss it goodbye from the get-go. The only surprises should be happy ones.

Good luck.

Answer 2

None, you have to be 21. It is illegal to gamble at 18 in New Jersey.

Answer 3

None

Answer 4

no