Angel of the Winds Casino Resort · Arlington

Year Opened

2004

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

18+

Property Type

Tribal Resort Casino

Regulator

Washington State Gambling Commission

Owner

Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians

Gaming Machines

1,425

Table Games

24

About Angel of the Winds Casino Resort

Angel of the Winds Casino Resort sits at 3438 Stoluckquamish Lane in Arlington, Washington, owned and operated by the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians. The property opened in 2004 and runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With 1,425 gaming machines and 24 table games, it is one of the larger tribal floors in Snohomish County and a regional draw for the I-5 corridor between Everett and Bellingham.

The casino’s Wikipedia entry confirms the resort status and the Stillaguamish ownership structure. Operations include a sprawling slot floor, a full pit with craps and roulette, video poker, keno, a bar, multiple restaurants, an RV parking layer, valet, and on-site shops. The minimum age is 18, in line with the broader Washington tribal pattern.

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Games on the Floor

The 24-table pit at Angel of the Winds covers the full Washington tribal pit menu: blackjack, craps, roulette, plus a deep carnival set including Fortune Pai Gow Progressive, Heads Up Hold’em, High Card Flush, Player’s Edge 21 with Monster Match side bet, Progressive 3-Card Poker, and the 21+3 blackjack side bet. The 1,425-machine floor is anchored by traditional reels, themed video slots, and a video-poker bank. Keno completes the lineup. Note that the directory does not list live-dealt poker tables, so dedicated poker players will likely route to Tulalip Resort Casino or Snoqualmie Casino for cash and tournament action.

Amenities and Resort

The resort tier at Angel of the Winds means more than the casino floor. The property lists a bar, multiple restaurants, on-site shops, valet, self-parking, an RV parking layer, and a 24/7 operating schedule. The “Resort” designation in the property’s categories aligns with the larger Stillaguamish development plan around the casino, although on-site hotel rooms are not flagged in the directory snapshot. Verify hotel availability directly with the property for the most current room inventory.

★ Editor verdict

The deepest carnival pit on the Snohomish I-5 corridor

Angel of the Winds Casino Resort is the Snohomish County tribal floor that competes most directly with Tulalip on game variety, and where Tulalip wins on hotel and live-poker breadth, Angel of the Winds counters with one of the deepest carnival pits in Washington. Fortune Pai Gow Progressive, Heads Up Hold'em, Progressive 3-Card Poker, and Player's Edge 21 with Monster Match all run side-by-side in the 24-table pit. For house-banked-variant players, this is a pilgrimage room.

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Samuel Okonkwo

Senior Editor, Land-Based Gaming Law

Loyalty and Promotions

The Stillaguamish-operated loyalty layer runs the standard tribal-casino points-and-tier structure. Specific program naming is not confirmed in our snapshot, but the property maintains active promotions and events programming. The casino’s bigger draws on the calendar are weekend slot tournaments, carnival-pit drawings, and concert nights.

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Location and Regulation

The casino is at 3438 Stoluckquamish Lane in Arlington. The Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians operates the property under a tribal-state compact with Washington, with the Washington State Gambling Commission as the state regulator of record. Sportsbook activity in Washington is restricted to tribal retail under current state law.