Seventy-five casino tables and gaming positions across a broad garrison hall, private Warden's Rooms, a dedicated card room and a converted drill-hall stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat at hundreds of slots — all behind Carlisle's red sandstone walls.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a glowing wall of slots beneath the old rafters.
Private high-stake rooms behind studded oak — elevated limits, personal hosts and total discretion.
A dedicated card room for nightly cash games and a monthly border tournament, dealt by seasoned hands.
An old drill hall turned live room, where folk, brass and the late revue run beside the tables.
Hundreds of the newest slots and electronic terminals, from classic reels to the latest video games.
Set limits, take a break or ask a host for a quiet word at any table — support that's trained, calm and close at hand.
The heart of any real casino is the table, and the Citadel keeps the classics close. Blackjack runs across a broad border-city pit, from relaxed minimums to keep-stake shoes. Roulette is spun on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt in the Garrison Hall and, for bigger stakes, behind the oak of the Warden's Rooms.
For a rowdier pulse, craps draws the loudest crowd on the floor, and sic bo offers a sharp change of tempo. Every table game is dealt by trained croupiers, stakes posted plainly, with hosts on hand to walk newcomers through the rules.
The Border Room spreads cash games most evenings, with a monthly tournament weekend that draws players in from across the border counties. Blinds and buy-ins are posted daily at the door.
Beyond the tables, hundreds of the newest slot machines and electronic gaming terminals line the sandstone walls — from classic three-reel games to the latest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever the game, the Citadel floor has a seat for it.