Silver Slipper Casino, Beachfront casino in Hancock County, Mississippi.

The Silver Slipper Casino is a beachfront gaming establishment in Hancock County, Mississippi, offering extensive gaming options across a large space. The property includes multiple gaming machines, table games, and a keno parlor, plus hotel rooms and several restaurants for guests.

The casino was constructed after Hurricane Katrina led to new gaming regulations along the Gulf Coast. It became the first land-based casino built under these updated rules for the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

The casino displays photos and memorabilia on its interior walls that connect to the original Silver Slipper Casino from Las Vegas. This collection ties the location's identity to a famous name from gaming history.

The location provides hotel rooms, dining options, and a 24-hour cafe for comfortable stays and meals. The property also has direct beach access, allowing visitors to step outside between gaming sessions.

The casino's name comes from the Silver Slipper, a Las Vegas casino that closed in 1988; a wall inside the Mississippi property honours that legacy. The Gulf Coast site opened on 9 November 2006, the first casino built from the ground up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina led the Mississippi Gaming Commission to permit land-based casinos.