CASINOS of Argentina
Casinos in Southern Patagonia
Southern Corridor
- Status Hotel Casino
Río Grande, Tierra del Fuego - Av. San Martín 268 Tel: (02964) 43-5700 e-mail
Games / slots / restaurant / coffee-shop / hotel - Casino Club Tragamonedas
Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut - Rivadavia 1957 Tel: (0297) 444-5515 e-mail
Slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club Tragamonedas
Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut - Av. J. F. Kennedy 2252 Tel: (0297) 444-5634 e-mail
Slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Caleta Olivia, Santa Cruz - Av. Independencia y Hna. A. Damevin Tel: (0297) 485-9941 e-mail
Games / slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut - 25 de Mayo 859 Tel: (0297) 444-5663 e-mail
Games / slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Rada Tilly, Chubut - Av. Armada Argentina 1548 - Rada Tilly Tel: (0297) 445-2244 e-mail
Slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Pico Truncado, Santa Cruz - 9 de Julio 68 e-mail
Slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
El Calafate, Santa Cruz - Av. Del Libertador 1061 e-mail
Games / slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz - Av. San Martín 641 Tel: (02966) 42 -0860
Games / slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego - San Martín 638 Tel: (02901) 43-1790 e-mail
Games / slots / coffee-shop - Casino Club
Caleta Olivia, Santa Cruz - Av. Independencia y Hna. A. Damevin Tel: (0297) 485-9941 e-mail
Games / slots
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