Tulalip Resort Casino at Quil Ceda · Marysville

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One of two Tulalip Tribes properties at the same campus, this one is the casino-floor headliner

Tulalip Resort Casino at Quil Ceda runs 2,400 slot machines, 39 table games, a 12-table poker room, and a retail sportsbook inside Quil Ceda Village, the Tulalip Tribes' chartered city north of Seattle. The companion Tulalip Resort Casino (with the on-site hotel) sits across the campus. For visitors planning a Marysville gaming trip, this listing is the gaming-floor profile; if you need a connected hotel room, see the companion property.

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Rachel Mendoza

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Year Opened

2003

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

18+

Property Type

Tribal Resort Casino

Regulator

Washington State Gambling Commission

Owner

Tulalip Tribes of Washington

Formerly

Tulalip Casino

Table Games

39

Slot Machines

2,400

Poker Tables

12

About Tulalip Resort Casino at Quil Ceda

The Tulalip Resort Casino at Quil Ceda, formerly known as Tulalip Casino, opened in 2003 at 10200 Quil Ceda Boulevard in Marysville, Washington. The property is operated by the Tulalip Tribes of Washington and licensed under the Washington State Gambling Commission compact. The minimum age for gaming is 18, the casino runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the property anchors Quil Ceda Village, the Tulalip Tribes’ chartered municipality north of Seattle.

By scale, the Quil Ceda gaming floor stands among the largest in the state: 2,400 gaming machines, 39 table games, and a 12-table dedicated poker room. The retail sportsbook adds a fourth wagering channel that complements the dealt pit, the poker tables, and the slots. For Seattle visitors, the property is roughly 40 minutes north on I-5; for Everett locals, it is the default gaming destination.

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Games on the Floor

The 39-table pit is one of the deeper rooms in Washington casinos, with strong carnival representation. Blackjack runs in multiple variants including Free Bet Blackjack. Craps tables spread Bonus Craps and Firebet side bets. The roulette wheels are American-style. Beyond the standards, the room runs Spanish 21, EZ Baccarat, Dragon Bonus Baccarat, High Card Flush, Progressive 3-Card Poker, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, Four Card Poker, Let It Ride Bonus Poker, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. Bingo runs in a dedicated hall and Keno is available across the floor.

Poker Room and Sportsbook

The 12-table poker room is one of the larger rooms north of Seattle and a useful alternative for poker players who otherwise commute to Muckleshoot or Snoqualmie. The cash-game schedule centers on Texas Hold’em with No Limit and Limit spreads depending on shift; Omaha Hi-Lo and 7-Card Stud open when lists build, and Crazy Pineapple appears on themed nights. The room runs weekly tournaments and seasonal series.

The retail sportsbook is the other recent addition, anchored by the same Tulalip Tribes compact authority that licenses the casino floor. The book handles major U.S. league lines, props, and futures on big game days, and runs alongside Keno wagering across the floor. Statewide mobile sports betting is not authorized in Washington under the compact framework in force, so wagering is in-person here.

Amenities and Quil Ceda Village

The casino sits inside a full resort layout: pool, fitness center, spa, shops, multiple restaurants, valet, self-parking, and event space. The wider Quil Ceda Village footprint adds Seattle Premium Outlets, Cabela’s, additional restaurants, and a gas station, making this one of the few Pacific Northwest properties that pairs a casino with anchor retail. There is no on-site hotel attached to this gaming floor; the companion property, Tulalip Resort Casino (the hotel resort across the campus), handles overnight stays.

Location and Regulation

The property is at 10200 Quil Ceda Boulevard, with I-5 exit 200 putting visitors at the front lot within a minute. The Tulalip Reservation extends across the area west of the freeway, and Quil Ceda Village (a federally chartered tribal municipality) covers the gaming, retail, and dining campus. Marysville proper lies just east of the freeway. The Washington State Gambling Commission regulates gaming under the Tulalip Tribes compact, with retail sportsbook authority handled under separate compact amendments.