Live! Casino & Hotel

About Live! Casino & Hotel

Live! Casino & Hotel is a Maryland-licensed commercial casino at 7002 Arundel Mills Circle in Hanover, Maryland, owned and operated by the Cordish Company. The property opened in 2012 and runs 4,000 slot machines, 200 table games — including Criss Cross Poker, Electronic Baccarat, Electronic Craps, Electronic Mini-Baccarat, Electronic Roulette, and Fortune Pai Gow Poker — and a 50-table poker room on a 24/7 schedule, with a hotel, bar, nightclub, resort, restaurant, self-parking, spa, and valet on site. The minimum gambling age is 21+, regulated by the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. Website: marylandlivecasino.com.

Hanover is in Anne Arundel County in north-central Maryland, approximately 10 miles south of Baltimore via I-195 and I-295 and approximately 30 miles northeast of Washington DC via I-295. The Arundel Mills Circle address places Live! Casino adjacent to Arundel Mills Mall — one of the largest outlet and entertainment shopping centers in the Mid-Atlantic — and approximately 5 miles from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). This location in the Baltimore-Washington corridor, accessible from both major cities and from BWI, gives Live! Casino & Hotel exceptional access to a combined market of approximately 9 million residents.

At 200 table game positions, Live! Casino & Hotel is one of the largest casino table game floors in the eastern United States. The Cordish Company is a Baltimore-based real estate and entertainment company that operates Live! Casino properties in Maryland, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.

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Gaming Floor: 200 Table Positions

Live! Casino & Hotel’s 200 table game positions include 3 Card Poker, Baccarat, Big 6, Blackjack, Craps, Criss Cross Poker, Electronic Baccarat, Electronic Craps, Electronic Mini-Baccarat, Electronic Roulette, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, Four Card Poker, Mississippi Stud, Roulette, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em, alongside 4,000 slot machines and Video Poker.

Criss Cross Poker is a community-card poker game in which players and the dealer each receive two hole cards, with five community cards dealt in a cross pattern (horizontal and vertical rows of three cards). Players form two five-card hands — one horizontal, one vertical — and compete against the dealer’s two hands. Electronic Baccarat, Electronic Craps, and Electronic Mini-Baccarat are semi-live electronic terminal formats. Big 6 (Money Wheel) is the vertical spinning wheel with segments paying 1:1 through 40:1.

Poker Room: 50 Tables with Mixed Games and Omaha 8 or Better

Live! Casino & Hotel’s 50-table poker room spreads 7 Card Stud, Limit Hold’em, Mixed Games, NL Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha 8 or Better, Omaha Hi, and Texas Hold’em cash games with a tournament calendar.

The separately listed Omaha Hi, standard Omaha, and Omaha 8 or Better suggest the room maintains distinct running games for different Omaha configurations. Mixed Games rotate through multiple poker formats. 7 Card Stud is increasingly rare in the Mid-Atlantic market. At 50 tables with this format variety, Live! Casino & Hotel has one of the most comprehensive poker rooms in the Baltimore-Washington corridor.

★ Editor note

Cordish Company's Maryland flagship — 200 tables, 50-table poker room, Criss Cross Poker, and 4,000 slots at Arundel Mills near BWI

Live! Casino & Hotel is the largest casino operation in the Baltimore-Washington corridor by table game count (200) and one of the largest in the eastern US. The 50-table poker room's Omaha 8 or Better, Mixed Games, and 7 Card Stud give it format depth uncommon in the Mid-Atlantic. Criss Cross Poker (two five-card hands from a cross community board) and Electronic Baccarat/Craps add specialty table game variety. The Arundel Mills/BWI location near I-95 is accessible from both Baltimore and Washington DC. Verify current promotions and hotel rates at marylandlivecasino.com.

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Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor