Destination · Mississippi
3 venues recorded.
Biloxi anchors the Mississippi Gulf Coast market, licensed in 1990 as dockside gaming and rebuilt on land after Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of the floating casinos in 2005. The properties line the beach highway and the Back Bay, drawing from New Orleans, Mobile and the interior South.
The coast trades on cheaper rooms and lower minimums than Las Vegas, golf packages and a long shoulder season. Several properties carry national brands, and the market also serves as the regional poker and boxing venue circuit.
Biloxi, Mississippi, United States
1,800 slots85 tables16 poker1,740 rooms
Beau Rivage opened in 1999 on the Biloxi beachfront and is the largest property on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It was built to a Las Vegas standard…
Biloxi, Mississippi, United States
1,100 slots50 tables480 rooms
The Biloxi Hard Rock was days from opening when Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005 and destroyed the building. It was rebuilt and opened in 2007…
Biloxi, Mississippi, United States
1,500 slots50 tables10 poker1,080 rooms
The IP sits on the Back Bay rather than the beach, on the north side of Biloxi, and opened in 1997 as the Imperial Palace. It was one of the first…