The question about table games is a question about a building, and the building has a fixed spot
Before asking what is inside a Mississippi casino, the more useful first step is to pin down where the venue sits, because the state's documented casino venues are spread across several cities and the practical answer changes depending on which one you mean. The published list documents 36 venues in Mississippi, with 12 documented as closed, across 12 distinct cities. That spread matters more than the table-game question, because a table game in Biloxi is not the same trip as a table game in Vicksburg or Tunica Resorts.
This article does not publish road mileage or driving time for any venue. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and the difference depends on terrain, water crossings, and how the road network bends around them. What this article can give you is the fixed position of the documented casino cities and the straight-line distances between them, measured as the crow flies.
What the published list documents for Mississippi
The published list documents 36 venues in Mississippi, with 12 documented as closed, leaving a smaller active set depending on when the list was last edited. The count is a snapshot from a publicly published reference source, not a regulator licence count, and it can lag an opening or a closure. For the authoritative current list, the reader should check the Mississippi Gaming Commission, which is the regulator named in the source material.
The venues are not evenly spread. Biloxi dominates the documented geography, with 16 venues listed there. Vicksburg and Tunica Resorts each have 4 documented venues, while Choctaw and Greenville each have 2, and D'Iberville has 2 as well. The list also documents 3 venues as native american, with the remaining 33 unclassified by type in the source.
Straight-line distances between the documented casino cities
The table below gives the great-circle distances between the documented casino cities in Mississippi. Every figure is straight-line, measured between the coordinates supplied for each city, and none of them is a road distance. Use these only to understand relative position, never to plan a drive.
| Reference point | Straight-line miles | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| Biloxi to Vicksburg | Not supplied in this article's reference set | great-circle |
| Biloxi to Gulfport | Not supplied in this article's reference set | great-circle |
| Vicksburg to Choctaw | Not supplied in this article's reference set | great-circle |
| Choctaw to Sandersville | Not supplied in this article's reference set | great-circle |
The reference set supplied for this article does not include any measured straight-line pairs between these Mississippi cities. The coordinates are documented, but no distance matrix was injected, so this article cannot state a mileage figure for any city-to-city pair. What the coordinates do support is relative position: Biloxi sits at roughly 30.41 degrees north latitude on the Gulf coast, while Vicksburg sits further north and west at roughly 32.35 degrees north, and Choctaw sits inland to the northeast of the coastal cluster.
Why road distance is always longer than straight-line
A straight-line measurement ignores everything that stands between two points. Mississippi's casino cities sit near the Gulf of Mexico, along rivers, and across a landscape where roads follow older settlement patterns rather than direct lines. Water is the biggest single cause of divergence: a straight line from Biloxi to any point east or west may cross bays, inlets, or marshland that no road crosses directly.
Road networks also bend around terrain, property boundaries, and existing towns. A straight line between two cities might pass through a swamp or a protected area, while the road swings miles out of the way to find a crossing or a bridge. State borders add another layer: a route between two Mississippi points may briefly enter Louisiana or Alabama, adding distance that a pure straight-line figure never captures.
Because this article does not publish road mileage, the reader who needs a driving distance should measure it themselves from their own starting point using a mapping tool, and should treat any straight-line figure here only as a way to understand which cities are close to which other cities in principle.
Where the documented venues sit
The documented casino cities in Mississippi fall into three rough groups. The coastal group is Biloxi and Gulfport, sitting on the Gulf of Mexico at the southern edge of the state. The river group is Vicksburg and Greenville, both on the Mississippi River along the western border. The inland group is Choctaw and Sandersville, further north and east, away from both the coast and the big river.
Biloxi is the largest documented cluster by a wide margin. With 16 venues listed, it is the anchor of Mississippi's casino geography. Gulfport, immediately to the west, has 1 documented venue. Vicksburg's 4 documented venues sit roughly north-northwest of Biloxi, while Tunica Resorts, with 4 documented venues, sits in the far northwest corner of the state near the Arkansas and Tennessee borders, though its coordinates are not supplied in this article's reference set.
The relative positions are supported by the coordinates that are supplied. Biloxi sits at 30.41 degrees north latitude, while Vicksburg sits at 32.35 degrees north, meaning Vicksburg is clearly north of Biloxi. Choctaw sits at 32.78 degrees north, further north still. Gulfport sits at 30.40 degrees north, essentially the same latitude as Biloxi and immediately to its west.
What the table-game question depends on
Whether a given Mississippi casino venue has table games is a property-level fact that this article cannot answer, because no single property was identified from the query and no property-level figures were supplied. The published list documents venues, not their game inventories. A venue may have table games, or it may have only machines, or it may have a mix, and that changes from property to property and from year to year.
The reader who wants to know whether a specific venue has table games should look at that venue's own published materials, or contact the venue directly. The Mississippi Gaming Commission is the regulator, but the commission's role is licensing and oversight, not publishing a consumer-facing list of which games each property currently spreads. The venue's own website or guest services line is the channel that carries the current answer.
What this article can tell you is where the venue sits and how the documented casino cities relate to each other in straight-line terms. That is the fixed part. The game inventory is the changeable part, and no reference source supplied here documents it.
What to confirm before you go
Before travelling to any Mississippi casino venue, confirm the items that change. The venue's operating status, its current game inventory, its hours, and its entry requirements are all changeable and none are documented in this article's reference set. The venue's own published pages carry the current answer for each.
Confirm the road route from your own starting point, because this article does not publish road mileage or driving time. Confirm whether the venue you are considering is among the 12 documented as closed, because a list snapshot can lag reality. And confirm the venue's city, because a Biloxi venue and a Vicksburg venue are not interchangeable trips.
FAQ
Do Mississippi casinos have table games?
This article cannot answer that for any specific venue, because no property-level game inventory is documented in the reference set. The published list documents venues, not what games each one spreads. A venue may have table games, only machines, or a mix. Check the venue's own published materials or contact the venue directly for the current answer.
How far is it between the Mississippi casino cities?
This article's reference set does not include any measured straight-line pairs between the documented Mississippi casino cities, so no mileage figure can be stated. The coordinates show that Biloxi and Gulfport sit close together on the coast, while Vicksburg and Choctaw sit further north. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance.
Where are most Mississippi casino venues located?
The published list documents 16 venues in Biloxi, making it the largest cluster. Vicksburg and Tunica Resorts each have 4 documented venues, while Choctaw and Greenville each have 2, and D'Iberville has 2. The list documents 36 venues in Mississippi across 12 distinct cities, with 12 documented as closed.
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