Muckleshoot Indian Casino · Auburn

Year Opened

1995

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21+

Property Type

Tribal Casino Resort

Regulator

Washington State Gambling Commission

Owner

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Slots

3,125

Table Games

75

Poker Tables

32

About Muckleshoot Indian Casino

Muckleshoot Indian Casino sits at 2402 Auburn Way South in Auburn, Washington, roughly 30 miles south of downtown Seattle. The property opened in 1995 and is owned and operated by the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe under tribal-state compact with the Washington State Gambling Commission. With 3,125 gaming machines, 75 table games, a 32-table poker room, bingo, and tribal retail sportsbook on the floor, it is the largest dealt casino in Washington and one of the deepest tribal floors in the Pacific Northwest. The minimum gambling age is 21 and the floor runs 24 hours a day.

The casino has expanded steadily since opening and now anchors a campus that includes restaurants, meeting space, and an attached hotel program. For context against the rest of the state, see our Washington casinos directory and the surrounding Auburn venues. Visitors comparing tribal flagships across the region typically weigh Muckleshoot against Tulalip Resort Casino to the north and Snoqualmie Casino in the foothills east.

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Floor Scale and Stats

Games on the Floor

The Muckleshoot table pit is unusually wide for the Pacific Northwest. Standard pit games (blackjack, craps, baccarat, roulette) run alongside a deep carnival bench, and the property pushes hard on dealer-banked variants. Slot enthusiasts get 3,125 machines spanning penny reels through high-limit video poker, and bingo continues in its own dedicated hall.

Poker Room

The 32-table poker room is the largest in Washington tribal gaming and a regional destination for Pacific Northwest cash and tournament players. Cash spreads include No Limit Hold’em across multiple stake tiers, Spread Limit Hold’em (the dominant Washington hold’em format), Limit Hold’em, Omaha Hi, and Omaha 8 or Better. The room earns its size on weekends, when waitlists run deep and tournament series fill the calendar. Players coming in from Seattle, Tacoma, or Bellevue use Muckleshoot as the default high-volume poker destination ahead of smaller card rooms in the metro. See our broader poker rooms guide for context on Washington’s spread-limit format.

Hotel, Dining, and Amenities

The Muckleshoot campus includes restaurant outlets, a steakhouse, valet and self-parking, and an attached hotel program for overnight stays. Detected facility data covers spa, sportsbook, bingo hall, concerts, steakhouse, and meeting space. The sportsbook operates under Washington’s tribal retail framework, with on-property wagering only — mobile betting is not authorized statewide. Concerts and events run regularly at the property’s entertainment venue.

Loyalty and Promotions

★ Editor verdict

Washington's deepest casino floor, full stop

Muckleshoot is the gaming destination of record in Washington for players who want maximum variety in one room. The 75-table pit and the 32-table poker room together exceed every other property in the state. The trade-off is the urban Auburn setting and weekend crowding. For casual visitors heading north of Seattle, Tulalip is the resort-feel pick; for table-game variety and live poker, this is the room that earns the drive.

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Rachel Mendoza

Editor, California Cardrooms

Location, Regulation, Contact

The casino is at 2402 Auburn Way South in Auburn, an easy exit off WA-18 and Highway 167. Seattle is roughly 35 minutes north, Tacoma is 20 minutes west, and SeaTac airport is 20 minutes northwest. The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe operates the property under tribal-state compact with the Washington State Gambling Commission and the on-site sportsbook runs under tribal retail authority. Contact lines are 800-804-4944 and 253-804-4444, and the property maintains active accounts on Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn.

For broader context on tribal gaming in the state, see our tribal casinos directory. Players researching alternatives across the I-5 corridor can compare against Emerald Queen Casino and Angel of the Winds Casino Resort.

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