Oklahoma Bingo Hall Directory
- Ada
- Altus
- Bristow
- Checotah
- Chickasha
- Clinton
- Concho
- Durant
- El Reno
- Enid
- Eufaula
- Grove
- Guthrie
- Haileyville
- Hominy
- Jenks
- McAlester
- Lawton
- Newkirk
- Lone Grove
- Okemah
- Muskogee
- Okmulgee
- Norman
- Ponca City
- Oklahoma City
- Pocola
- Seminole
- Tahlequah
- Shawnee
- Tulsa
- Stringtown
- Tonkawa
- Turpin
- Wewoka
- Wyandotte
- More Sites
All About Bingo in the State of Oklahoma
Bingo
in Oklahoma is gambling, and as such, it's regulated by the state. But
since bingo is one of the most accepted forms of gambling in the world,
regulation is relatively light, at least as compared to casino gambling
in the state. Anyone who wants to run a bingo hall in the state of
Oklahoma must get a license from the Oklahoma Department of Revenue. Bingo
halls are run by non-profit religious, charitable, and fraternal type
organizations. (And if the organization doesn't charge players for
participating, the license becomes unnecessary.)
Oklahoma bingo is overseen by the Administrator of Charitable Gaming, which reports to the Secretary of Revenue. All licensing and collection type activities are the responsibility of this office.
About Oklahoma-Bingo.com
We have no relationship with the state of Oklahoma or any of the bingo halls or parlor in operation in the state. We're just running a directory of places at which you can play bingo in Oklahoma, and our directory listings include the addresses and phone numbers of the major places at which one can play bingo in the state.