Hi Ron, That is not correct. All states but two(Utah and Hawaii) allow some form of gambling, be it's lotteries, bingo machines, card rooms, etc. The last time I checked there were 13 states that did not have some type of casino. This does not include cruise ships and day cruise ships which may sail from a non-casino state port but still do not operate within the respective state. Nebraska is boderline and has a place in Grand Island that features keno machines and an on/off Indian casino in the northeastern part of the state. Alabama now has a bingo casino. Maryland has charity casinos and is toying with the real thing, and several states on the list could open something any day. For now, the 13 non-casino states are Texas, Utah, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, Hawaii, South Carolina, New Hampshire(coming soon), Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Massachutes, and Vermont.