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Cotton County, Oklahoma is a sparsely populated area of a state best known as home to many Native tribes. That makes it a perfect setting for the Comanche Star Casino, operated by the Comanche people on traditional tribal land. Comanche Star is technically located within the city of Walters, a small town that acts as the county seat. 621m8
The area around Walters in general and the Comanche Star in particular is underdeveloped and beautiful, a wilderness unlike anything else in America. The casino itself rests between the two creeks that branch out and surround the larger city of Walters.
Comanche Star Casino is a smaller gaming venue, even by Oklahoma standards, and the property itself is currently in the middle of a re-branding process. Still, for residents of the county or citizens of nearby Texas (a scant fifteen minutes’ drive to the south) it is the closest thing to Vegas-style gaming they have.
Walters
OK
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USA
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Though many gambling venues on tribal land in Oklahoma do host table games and other Vegas-style contests, many are (like Comanche Star Casino) glorified slot and video poker parlors. Currently, Comanche Star hosts 130 slot machines and video poker terminals, some with progressive jackpots sprinkled throughout the banks, which are broken up by denomination.
No table games are available, the site doesn’t have a poker room, and there isn’t even a facility for bingo – that’s a common feature of gambling halls in Oklahoma, and a surprising omission here.
Comanche Star Casino is open from 10 AM to midnight during the week, with extended open hours on the weekends, usually to 2 AM.
The Comanche Star Grill is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, from noon to 10 PM every day. The menu is your average American diner food, mainly burgers and other hot sandwiches.