Catawba Two Kings Casino

Catawba Two Kings Casino is a round-the-clock casino and gaming destination in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, owned by the Catawba Nation and operated with hospitality support from Delaware North. The property runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and its work is shaped by a regulated environment in which accuracy, documented procedure and adherence to gaming rules are routine parts of the job rather than occasional demands.

The casino floor holds 1,350 slot machines and 22 live table games, alongside self-service sports betting kiosks. On-site dining options and a bar serve guests, and hotel facilities are planned as part of a growing casino and destination resort. The name draws on the region's history, honouring the 18th-century Catawba Chief King Hagler and the adjacent City of Kings Mountain.

Operations run across several departments - gaming, hospitality, food and beverage and sports betting - with an emphasis on teamwork, cross-department collaboration and mentoring within a workforce that values careful operational standards and attentive guest service. Responsible gaming and regulatory compliance are stated priorities of the operation. The casino has also contributed to the surrounding community, donating nine pallets of non-perishable food to Washington Outreach.