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The casino at this Biloxi resort off of U.S. Highway 90 has the largest area of all of the casinos in Mississippi, and it frequently hosts many top performers. It is adorned with white lights and a beautiful lighted pot of gold. |
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This casino does not have a hotel, however, it does have an excellent gameroom for children, and a wonderful view of Back Bay from the windows of the 24 hour buffet. |
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This Back Bay casino features an antique car display and Ippy's Fun Zone for children, along with a pool that is on top of the parking garage. |
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You will have to travel ALMOST to Louisiana if you wish to stay at this resort, but the two levels of gambling and the superb Jourdan River Grille make this casino worth your drive. |
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This hotel and casino resort is associated with a chain of casinos in Mississippi, and it is located beside the Copa Casino. |
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This casino, at the end of Casino Row, features hotels rooms with brightly colored parrot motif linens, and you can use their "Miles" comp program to purchase jewelry, collectibles, and vacations. |
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This casino is located in a pirate ship, and the hotel is across the street. You might enjoying having a drink at Scalawag's Bar if you visit this resort. |
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This tiny casino located near the corner of Hwy 90 and Hwy 49 in Gulfport doesn't have a hotel, but it is still a favorite with locals. |
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This small casino is separated from Hwy 90 by a marina where you can charter a fishing boat when your luck has ruin out at the tables. (Maybe you'll have better luck in the Gulf rather than on the coast!) |
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This is probably the most elegant of all of the resorts on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It is owned by the same people who own the Mirage and Treasure Island in Las Vegas. |
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