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The Wisconsin resort will resume 24-hour-a-day operations beginning today – Monday, 18 October. This marks the first time the property will be open around the clock since March 2020.

Canada has welcomed the launch of single-event sports betting, while casinos in the U.S. and British Columbia are adding some new restrictions.

Following an outbreak of COVID-19 in the Sokaogon Chippewa Community, the tribe announced today that it will close the Wisconsin property until 24 September.

Dominic Ortiz, an enrolled member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation of Kansas, most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Soaring Eagle Gaming Properties and Corporate Services.

A gentleman from Saint Cloud, Minnesota was wagering $7.20 a spin on the Bier Haus Oktoberfest slot machine when he won the $202,388 jackpot on Monday night.

The breach at the Wisconsin casino took place last Friday and it hopes that it will be able reopen its doors tomorrow, 17 June.

Sheryl Schnering currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer of Potawatomi Hotel & Casino. She has worked at the property for 13 years, including the last six as Chief Financial Officer.

Rodney Ferguson will return to his home state of Virginia after accepting an opportunity to assist in the development and management of a new casino property being undertaken by the Pamunkey Indian Tribe.

Evolv Express will help promote safety by using weapons detection screening without needing guests to walk through individually as is the case with traditional screening methods.

The Wisconsin casino thinks it could be a 30-day closure but an official reopening date will be announced at a later time.

After announcing it would extend its temporary closure on 7 August, Menominee Casino Resort and The Thunderbird Casino in Keshena, Wisconsin announced that they are both reopened to the public as of today.

UltraViolet Devices, Inc. announced it is partnering with the Mole Lake Casino Lodge & Conference Center to provide seven Air Disinfection systems for the Tribal casino’s air handling units.

Menominee Casino Resort in Keshena, Wisconsin announced today that it will remain closed until 17 August.

In response to growing public health threat posed by COVID-19, gaming floors at Menominee Casino Resort and The Thunderbird in Wisconsin are closed until further notice.

Masks are mandatory at the Wisconsin property and the hotel and table games remain closed until further notice.

All guests and team members will be required to wear masks and go through a temperature check before entering the facility.

Ho-Chunk Gaming Wittenberg, Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells and Ho-Chunk Gaming Black River Falls will welcome back guests on 29 June.

The Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Tribal Council announced it will suspend its shelter-at-home order, curfew and tribal land access restrictions starting at midnight on 17 June.

Sevenwinds Casino, Lodge & Conference Center is reopened again to the public. The Wisconsin casino is going to follow the below guidelines and safety regulations.

The casino will require everyone to wear a face mask in order to enter, along with temperature screenings taking place before entering.