There are 14 tables in the main section, 4 tables in the high limit section, and 12 tables on the side that are used when there is overflow and for special games. The poker room is non-smoking and pretty quiet. Reminds me of a nice, mid-level Vegas casino. But they are different in that the slots are like scratch and win lottery tickets instead of the lotto. Superficially, all of the games and slots look like the 'real' thing. They charge a rake for all of the table games. But because of Oklahoma laws, they cannot use dice for craps or a ball for roulette. The casino has lots of slots and table games. There is a nearby diner/cafe called Blue Moon and that's open all of the time. It's on the second floor and right next to the buffet. And the main hotel is on the far end with an interior hallway. The Inn is attached by a walkway on the side of the casino. There is also a free shuttle that will pick you up as needed. It's very close and you can easily walk to the casino. There are also rooms in town for about ten dollars less. Rooms there are $80 a night with a variety of discounts. We booked a room at the Microtel (now called Magnuson) that is just across the parking lot from the casino. The Inn is attached by a walkway and $90/night. The main hotel is pricey, over $100 a night. The casino has an attached main hotel and an Inn. Took about 4 and a half hours to get there. There wasn't much traffic on Friday morning when we left, so we made good time. It's slightly farther than Winstar, but not by much. Just go up I-H 35 and go on the east branch and then take 75. We'd been to Winstar and wanted to see what the Choctaw had to offer.ĭurant is pretty easy to get to from Austin. Me and a buddy went up to Durant, Oklahoma this weekend to check out the casino there. Information about the Choctaw Casino in Durant, OK.

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