About Scarlet’s Casino
Scarlet’s Casino operated at 130 Main Street in Central City, Colorado — one of three historic mountain towns where limited-stakes casino gaming has been legal since Colorado voters approved Amendment 4 in 1991. The property was owned by West D’Iberville Development, LLC and ran approximately 360 slot machines under the jurisdiction of the Colorado Division of Gaming. A restaurant and self-parking were on site. Scarlet’s Casino is currently closed and no longer accepting guests.
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Scarlet’s Casino
Central City Casinos, Colorado
Central City sits in Gilpin County at roughly 8,500 feet of elevation in the Front Range foothills, approximately 35 miles west of Denver via I-70 and Colorado 119 or via US-6 through Clear Creek Canyon. The Main Street gaming corridor in Central City concentrates its licensed casinos within a compact historic district. During its operation, Scarlet’s Casino occupied a slot-only footprint on that corridor, offering gaming machines at standard Colorado denomination limits to guests aged 21 and older.
Scarlet's Casino is no longer operating in Central City
Scarlet's Casino at 130 Main Street, Central City is listed as permanently closed. Owned by West D'Iberville Development, LLC, the property ran 360 slot machines under Colorado Division of Gaming licensing. Central City continues to have active casino properties along its Main Street gaming corridor and connected to neighboring Black Hawk via Gregory Street. Verify open alternatives through the links below or the Colorado Division of Gaming's active licensee registry.
Licensing & Rules
- Regulator
- Colorado Division of Gaming
- Age Requirement
- 21+
- Sportsbook
- Legal
