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Maybe they get around it by not selling alcohol in the casino, only in the bar. And the bar is not a registered portion of the casino?
I have been gambling in those casinos for years, and have never purchased a single drink. If you are in the casino, the drinks are free.
I have posed this question to 4 different casinos, and have gotten the green light from all 4.

My wife and I travel to Louisiana to gamble every now and then. When we first started going, I was told I could not store my gun in the hotel safe, so I went to the security entrance at the casino entrance and asked them what the policy was on CHL in the Casino. I was told politely that I should leave it in the holster unless I felt I really need it, and to not drink too much. He also asked me to make sure and spend a lot of money while I was in there. I have been pulled over on I-20 in Louisiana twice, and twice handed them my CHL and Drivers license along with insurance. I got a warning ticket the first time for a burned out rear plate light and a "have a nice day, please get your tail light fixed" from the very polite trooper. Don't understand where the issues seems to be coming from, as I have always been treated with respect by the troopers there.