The question starts with a name that no longer matches the building
The property a reader asks about as Sands Bethlehem now operates under the name Wind Creek Bethlehem, owned and operated by Wind Creek Hospitality, an entity of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. The venue sits at 40.6148 latitude and -75.3591 longitude in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, within the Bethlehem Works development site in the Lehigh Valley region of eastern Pennsylvania. It opened on May 22, 2009, and has been expanded and rebranded since.
That name change matters for this question because machine-level offerings, including keno, are not part of the documented facility figures this article can verify. Publicly published reference sources record over 3,000 slot machines and 180 table games at the property, but those figures describe a documented point in time, not today's floor, and they do not break the slot count down by game type.
What the documented gaming floor includes
The facility figures that can be anchored to public reference sources are broad counts, not a machine-by-machine inventory. A slot machine count of 3,000 and a table game count of 180 tell a reader the property is large, but they do not identify which denominations, themes, or game styles sit on the floor. Keno, video keno, and keno-style electronic games may or may not be among them.
| Facility field | Documented figure | What it does not tell you |
|---|---|---|
| Slot machines | 3,000 | No breakdown by game type, denomination, or manufacturer |
| Table games | 180 | No breakdown by table game title; keno is not listed separately |
| Opened | May 22, 2009 | Does not describe current floor configuration |
| Owner | Wind Creek Hospitality | Does not describe current keno availability |
The source sentence that documents the slot count also mentions electronic table games and sports betting, which shows the floor mixes traditional and electronic formats. That is the closest the documented record comes to answering whether a keno-style electronic game exists, and it is not close enough to state one way or the other.
Why keno availability is a live fact, not a fixed one
Casino floors change. Machines are moved between sections, swapped out when leases end, removed during renovations, and added when a state approves a new game category. A property of this size can rework large portions of its floor without any change to the broad slot count that public reference sources record.
Keno specifically can appear in several forms: a live draw game with numbered balls and a board, a video keno terminal that plays like a slot machine, or a keno option inside a multi-game electronic unit. None of those forms is identifiable from a total slot machine count. The only way to know whether any of them is on the floor today is to check the property's current floor information.
Where the current answer lives
The authoritative source for what is on the gaming floor right now is the venue's own published floor guide and guest services channel. A reader should look for a machine search or floor directory on the property's website, or contact guest services directly and ask whether video keno or live keno is currently offered and in which section.
Before travelling, confirm the specific game type. A guest services agent can distinguish between live keno, video keno, and a multi-game unit that includes keno among other titles. The answer can also differ by floor level or smoking section, so it is worth asking where the machine sits, not just whether one exists.
What to confirm before you go
- Whether keno is offered as live keno, video keno, or only inside a multi-game electronic unit.
- Which section or floor level the keno machines are on, if any exist.
- Whether the floor configuration changed since the most recent published slot count.
- Whether the property's website has a machine search tool that lists current titles.
The channel that holds the current answer is the property's own guest services line and its published floor guide. Public reference sources give the broad counts; the venue's own current materials give the machine-level detail.
FAQ
Does Wind Creek Bethlehem have keno machines?
This article cannot confirm keno machines at the property. Publicly published reference sources document over 3,000 slot machines and 180 table games, but do not break those counts down by game type. Keno, video keno, or keno inside a multi-game unit may exist, but only the venue's current floor guide or guest services can confirm it.
Is Wind Creek Bethlehem the same as Sands Bethlehem?
Yes. The property formerly known as Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem now operates as Wind Creek Bethlehem. It is owned and operated by Wind Creek Hospitality, an entity of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. The venue opened on May 22, 2009, and sits in the Bethlehem Works development site in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
How many slot machines and table games does Wind Creek Bethlehem have?
Publicly published reference sources document over 3,000 slot machines and 180 table games at the property. These figures describe a documented point in time and are revised as properties are rebuilt and expanded. They do not identify individual game titles or confirm whether keno is among the offerings.
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