These stationary barges are built with the appearance of land-based casinos, rather than that of a boat. Since Mississippi law does not require riverboat casinos to cruise, almost all of the casinos are actually built on stationary barges. Casinos in Mississippi are also required to be permanently moored at a dock, and never set sail. Mississippi state gambling laws restrict casinos to only be located on the coast of the Mississippi River, and counties that border that river. In 1990 Mississippi became the third state to legalize riverboat gambling, today the riverboats are the only casinos found in the state, except for three Indian casinos, which are all associated with the same Tribe. Visit our Mississippi casinos map page to see a detailed map showing all casinos in that state. Want to See a Map of all casinos in Mississippi? Silver Star Hotel & Casino at Pearl River Resort.Golden Moon Hotel & Casino at Pearl River Resort.

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There are two types of casinos in Mississippi: riverboats and Indian casinos.