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Diamond Lil's Cardroom

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Local: (425) 255-9037 

Hooters Lanes & Casino

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Local: (425) 226-2035 


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About a fifth of Washington State's 130+ casinos are Indian-owned. Payout percentages tend to be a bit higher in Evergreen State casinos.

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