Cherokee Casino Review (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Cherokee Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a 95,00 square foot gambling mecca. The casino is run by the Cherokee Nation
of Indians and it is one of seven casinos in operation by the Cherokees.
The Tulsa Casino boasts 1,500 electronic gaming machines, which resemble Vegas style
slots. They have recently
added 476 compact machines that offer instant bingo video poker and player favorites like Wheel of Fortune.
I tried my luck at several of the machines and they play fast and are not loose. It takes a long while to
traverse the casino, it is about 4 times the size of an average supermarket. I wandered through aisles of
machines and tables, stopping to deposit my $20 bills in many different types, one machine played well and
had my attention for about an hour, regularly giving back after four or five spins slighly more than I invested.
I left that Wheel of Fortune machine up $100. Yet, I left the casino losing $200.
For the poker player, Cherokee Casino claims to have the biggest and
best poker room in the Midwest. There are
36 poker tables that offer Texas Hold 'Em, Omaha, and Seven-Card Stud. Non-house banded cards games are played
where the players play against each other, not the house.
There is a VIP room, the only one in Oklahoma, that caters to VIP's with
high roller games. There is two deck Blackjack, Pai-Gow,
and Three-Card Poker. Minimums are $25 and up. Maximum is $1,000. Mini Baccarat is also available.
Although the Casino is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the Vip Room has limited days and hours of
operation. Tuesday thru Friday it opens at 5PM, Saturday and Sunday at noon, and it is closed on Mondays.
The Cherokee Casino also features a Resort,
complete with a hotel, luxurious suites and a great Golf Course.
The resort hotel offers historic and cultural styling from the Cherokee Tribe with fabulous art deco effects
that capture a feeling of Tulsa in the 1920's. There is an Indoor and Outdoor pool to enjoy, Hot Tub, Fitness
Center and a Gift Shop.
The Cherokee Inn provides a relaxing comfortable place to stay at an affordalbe rate. The Inn has 113 rooms,
some are handicap accessible, cable TV and other ammenities are included in all rooms.
Cherokee Hills Country Club provides one of the most beautiful and challenging Courses in the state. This is
an 18-hole championship course that was recently redesigned by Tripp Davis, this course was originally designed
by Perry Maxwel in 1924 and has a rich history in Oklahoma.
For entertainment, there are three different and unique clubs to enjoy;
The C Note is a Piano lounge featuring a laid back atmosphere with a Jazz tone.
Twisters provides music from the 1950's to today for ou to dance the night away.
Cabin Creek is a favorite for everyone to do the two-step and kick you boot-heels to all country tunes.
For those interested in eating, there are ten restaurants on the property, priced from affordalbe to
bring your Amex Black.
The Cherokee Casino is inviting and relaxing, if you are under 21 years old, you will not be allowed in
the casino, in some other areas you must be escorted by an adult 21 or over.
Reviewed by Bob Hartman, Senior Editor at the best casino
site online, Casino Gambling Web.
Cherokee Casino
777 West Cherokee Street
Catoosa, OK 74015
(800) 760-6700