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Stayed two nights in the Casino Hotel.A lot of walking to get to your room from the casino but the rooms were clean. I could hear a dog barking in the hallway while in my room. Couldn’t hear too much in the rooms next door. The bathroom could use an upgrade but not bad. MVG is now open from 6am-11pm daily. Please follow us on social media for any updates or changes. The Gift Shop and Coat Check are open. Hours: 11AM to 8PM Sunday through Thursday and 11AM to 10PM Friday & Saturday. Valet parking is still closed at this time. Health & Safety. Do I have to wear a mask to enter Miami Valley Gaming? At Rolling Hills Casino on Interstate 5 in Northern California, it’s better to play. Hotels, casino, restaurants, RV park, golf, hunting, fishing and more. The COVID-19 pandemic closed all commercial and tribal casino properties in the United States. This map tracks reopening across the country at the property-level. A property is considered open based on gambling availability. Please contact an individual property to determine what amenities are available. Current Status: 82 Closed 915 Open.

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As we approach summer and states start to ease restrictions imposed during the coronavirus pandemic, casinos are betting they can get gamblers back to the tables. New restrictions for dealing with coronavirus concerns will be in play.

Here’s a look at some of the plans to reopen major gambling meccas across the U.S. and the plans that may be in the cards this summer:

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Las Vegas

Sin City shut down in mid-March, when COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. However, Gov. Steve Sisolak will reopen the state’s casinos on June 4 as long as the trending data regarding coronavirus infections remains consistent.

Ahead of the holiday weekend, I wanted to announce to all Nevadans that I will be holding a press conference on Tuesday, May 26, to discuss the next phase in Nevada’s reopening plan. As long as our data stays consistent, I expect to announce a Phase 2 date for reopening. pic.twitter.com/PzOW3nezWr

— Governor Sisolak (@GovSisolak) May 22, 2020

Read our full guide: A changed Las Vegas prepares to reopen

The shutdown impacted the state’s tourism industry, which directly or indirectly powers one in three jobs in the state. As a result of the quarantine, Nevada has the highest unemployment rate in the nation at 28.2%.

Regulations will limit casinos to 50% occupancy upon reopening, and operators must implement social-distancing and stringent cleaning measures, according to The Wall Street Journal. Many of the largest brands on the Strip, such as MGM Resorts, have stated that they plan to reopen their properties in phases, based on demand.

In order to reopen to 50% under Phase Two protocols, resorts must submit individual safety plans to the Gaming Control Board in addition to attaining current safety protocols. Recently, MGM Resorts released its “Seven-Point Safety Plan” that it will follow when states allow properties to reopen. The plan gives us a glimpse at how dramatically different casinos will look once they reopen. For starters, say goodbye to buffet-style meals and crowded card tables and hello to temperature checks and face masks.

Las Vegas hotels are becoming bookable for this summer in hopes of reopening in June. However, the selections are limited at the moment.

For instance, you can book a night at Caesars Palace from $99 a night in June.

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Arizona

Glass shields separate players at Gila River Casino at Wild Horse Pass on the packed reopening day. @reviewjournal#OpenAmerica#gaming#casino#coronaviruspic.twitter.com/e8wH2Nhvlo

— Elizabeth P. Brumley (@EliPagePhoto) May 15, 2020

Arizona’s stay-at-home order expired on Friday May 15, and a few casinos reopened that same day including Gila River’s Lone Butte, Vee Quiva, and Wild Horse Pass casinos, Fort McDowell, and Harrah’s Ak-Chin Pavilion. As you can see from the social media post above, new partitions were installed between gambling ‘stations.’ There are lots of rules patrons are supposed to be following including wearing face masks and maintaining social distancing though it’s unclear how closely those measures are being enforced. Apparently there were lines and big crowds on opening day.

Arizona casinos open Friday with lines to get in. I have a neighbor that is fully prepared to bring his lawn chair out the night before when Vegas opens, like it’s a Black Friday sale. #Vegashttps://t.co/iPmCt1Bnqa

— Bill Krackomberger (@BillKrackman) May 15, 2020

Atlantic City

Based on a promotional email received by The Points Guy himself, Brian Kelly, Atlantic City is planning to reopen to gamblers this summer.

Many Atlantic City hotels such as the Borgata, Hard Rock, Ocean Resort and Harrah’s have opened up bookings starting June 1, 2020. However, the floors will look much different (and emptier) with new guidelines and restrictions. For instance, many restaurants may remain closed and those that are open will likely be operating at significantly reduced capacity. As for shows, no word yet if those will be allowed or if there will be enough demand for them to carry on.

Although some hotels are now bookable starting on June 1, official hard opening dates have not been announced, pending word from New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy. This means that if you make a reservation now and the hotel has not reopened, your reservation will automatically be canceled and refunded.

In the meantime, hotels are offering reduced rates to draw in guests. For instance, you can book a weeknight stay at many of the properties for as low as $63 throughout the summer.

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Weekend pricing is not quite as low, starting at $168 per night.

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Additionally, if you’re a member of any of the casino rewards programs, you may be targeted for a special “welcome back” offer like one Brian Kelly received.

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Lake Tahoe

Caesars Entertainment announced that it would begin to open up many of its properties across the U.S. in phases on its Q1 conference call. Lake Tahoe, where two Caesars resorts are located (on the Nevada side), was one of the destinations mentioned on the call.

Nevada entered into a phased reopening it’s calling the “road to recovery,” but the going is slow.

In preparation, casinos and hotels in Lake Tahoe are offering deals to bring in guests. For instance, you can book a night at Harveys Lake Tahoe from $100 a night in mid-June. It’s not clear how much of the property will be reopened by then.

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Nearby, the state of California is approaching reopening business by region. Currently, counties in northern California will be among the first in the state to reopen, according to Gov. Gavin Newsom. So if you’re headed to Lake Tahoe, just be aware that not all of the areas on the California side will be open.

Reno

Not too far from Lake Tahoe is Reno, Nevada’s second-largest gambling city.

Nevada has begun phase one of reopening, which includes restaurants, many of which are inside casinos. These restaurants will be allowed to reopen under strict new regulations, but the casino floor will remain closed. When casinos do get the green light, however, occupancy will be reduced by 50% and social-distancing rules will be enforced.

Deadwood, South Dakota

Casinos in Deadwood reopened their doors on May 7 after the City Commission voted to reopen the businesses under new federal, state and local protocols to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

According to the American Gaming Association’s COVID-19 Casino Tracker, 11 of the 52 casinos open nationwide are in Deadwood. The other 41 are tribal-owned casinos. So far, local sources are reporting that the reopenings have gone well.

“We were about 15% or 20% higher than a typical weekend business, which is significant,” said Caleb Arceneaux, CEO of Liv Hospitality in an interview with CNBC.

Casinos have also reopened in nearby states like Montana.

New Orleans, Louisiana

Gov. John Bel Edward announced on May 11 that Louisiana casinos would be allowed to open their floors on May 15 at a reduced capacity of 25%. Additionally, new regulations will be enforced by the Gaming Control Board including making sanitation stations available around the casinos, requiring face masks and implementing social-distancing rules.

Although casinos have gotten the green light from the governor, Mayor LaToya Cantrell of New Orleans will not allow casinos to reopen in her city. In fact, Cantrell will be enforcing stricter rules largely aimed at stopping the reopening of major businesses, like Harrah’s Casino, according to The Times-Picayune.

In other parts of the state, however, casinos are going ahead with reopening plans. For instance, L’Auberge Lake Charles announced that it will reopen on May 18 under new guidelines. Some of the changes guests will notice are lowered capacity, reduced gaming and limited restaurant options.

The Gulf Coast of Mississippi

Casinos in Mississippi planned to reopen on May 21. The Mississippi Gaming Commission sent out new regulations that casinos will be required to follow, which include limiting occupancy by 50% and barring certain events and tournaments, like VIP Poker Rooms.

Additionally, casinos will have to limit the points of entry so that guests can be properly screened before entering. Part of the screening will include a questionnaire and patrons will be encouraged to use hand sanitizer and wear masks while on the property. There will also be a limit on number of players allowed at table games and six-foot distancing must be maintained at slot machines.

Currently, the going rate for a night at Harrah’s Gulf Coast is about $125 a night throughout June.

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Bottom line

People are eager to get out of the house. The success of reopened casinos in Deadwood, South Dakota, proves that. However, long-term success will depend on guests and casinos continuing to follow new safety protocols.

It will be a much slower reopening for big cities like Las Vegas, but casino owners are working their way toward making it safer for everyone.

Additional reporting by Clint Henderson.

Featured photo by Toms Auzins/robertharding/Getty Images.

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35 Indian casinos owned by 25 tribes

Washington Indian Casinos

Washington State has 35 Indian casinos owned by 25 tribes. (Source: National Indian Gaming Commission)

Washinton's Indian casinos are located across 15 counties. Snohomish County has the most tribal casinos with five. It is followed by King County with four.

Each casino tribe is federally-recognized and its casinos are approved and regulated by the U.S. Interior Department. These tribes have also signed a gaming compact with the Washington State Gambling Commission to share revenues and to limit the type of casino games that can be played.

News Headlines

Snoqualmie Casino to expand gambling with compact amendmentJanuary 31, 2021 - The Snoqualmie Tribe has reached a tentative agreement with the Washington State Gambling Commission to amend the Tribe's gaming compact for expanded gambling at the Snoqualmie... Read more NEW Quil Ceda Creek Casino opens Feb 3January 26, 2021 - The new, larger Quil Ceda Creek Casino will open at 10 AM Feb. 3, 2021 replacing the original casino across the street, which will be permanently closed. The new... Read more Spokane Tribe Casino breaks ground to double sizeJanuary 2, 2021 - The Spokane Tribe Casino will expand to twice its current size by the end of 2021. Construction began in early December when the casino's east parking lot was removed to add 20,000 square feet of... Read more Nisqually Red Wind Casino is 'Your Safest Bet'December 1, 2020 - This Nisqually Red Wind Casino video promotes the new safety measures enforced inside the casino to protect guests from the COVID-19 pandemic. The casino has banned some face masks... Read moreNorthern Quest Resort and Casino plans second hotelNovember 25, 2020 - In 2023 Northern Quest Resort and Casino will open a new, 200-room hotel adjacent to its current hotel. Construction will begin in March 2021 following recent delays due to COVID-19.... Read moreSnoqualmie Casino opens the 'Seahawks Pit'October 16, 2020 - The Snoqualmie Casino has cut the ribbon on its new 'Seahawks Pit' table game area. The Seahawks Pit features Seahawk branding on three blackjack tables, the playing cards, the center backdrop, and the dealer... Read moreNew Quil Ceda Creek Casino opens in early 2021October 12, 2020 - The existing Quil Ceda Creek Casino will be replaced by an all-new casino under construction just west of I-5 Exit 199 at Fourth Street and Marine Drive. The opening date will be in early 2021.... Read moreSix Washington Casinos win 2020 Best of Gaming AwardsOctober 5, 2020 - Six tibal casinos in Washington State were named winners in this year's Best of Gaming Awards in the Native American Northwest. First place awards went to Ilani Casino, The Skagit Casino... Read more Headlines continued...

Minimum Gambling Age

You must be 18 years or older to gamble in Washington State.

State Authorized Games

The following casino games have been authorized by the Washington State Gambling Commission.

Washington Indian Gaming Class III Authorized Games
Class III games are played against the house.

Blackjack, Baccarat, Big 6, Chuck-a-Luck, Craps, Keno, Off Track Betting, Pai Gow Poker, Poker (Class III), Red Dog, Roulette, Sic-Bo, and Tribal Lotteries.

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Class II games are played against other players not the house.

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Washington Casino Map

Click on any of the Washington counties on the map below to find local casino information, or scroll below the map to search an alphabetical listing of counties and their casinos.

To find casino information using an alphabetical listing of casino names, go to our page Washington Casino List. You can also go find casino information at Casinos by Tribes.

County List of Washington Casinos

CHELAN COUNTY

Mill Bay Casino
455 Wapato Lake Road
Manson, WA 98831-9577
1-800-648-2946

CLALLAM COUNTY

7 Cedars Casino
270756 Highway 101
Sequim, Washington 98382-7677
(360) 683-7777

Elwha River Casino
631 Stratton Road
Port Angeles, WA 98363
(360)452-3005

CLARK COUNTY

Ilani Casino Resort
1 Cowlitz Way
Ridgefield, WA 9864
(877) 464-5264

FRANKLIN COUNTY

Colville Casino in Pasco (Potential)
Franklin County, WA

GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY

Quinault Beach Resort & Casino
78 St. Rt. 115
Ocean Shores, Washington 98569
(360) 289-9466

KING COUNTY

Muckleshoot Casino
2402 Auburn Way South
Auburn, Washington 98002
(800) 804-4944

Muckleshoot Casino II
2402 Auburn Way S.
Auburn, WA 98002
800-804-4944

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo
2117 Auburn Way South
Auburn, Washington 98002
(253) 735-2404

Snoqualmie Casino
37500 SE North Bend Way
Snoqualmie, WA 98065
425-888-1234

KITSAP COUNTY

Suquamish Clearwater Casino
15347 Suquamish Way
Suquamish, Washington 98392-9649
(360) 598-8700

The Point Casino
7989 Salish Lane NE
Kingston, WA 98346
(360) 297-0070

MASON COUNTY

Little Creek Casino Resort
91 West State Route 108
Shelton, Washington 98584
(360) 427-7711

Lucky Dog Casino
19330 N US Highway 101
Skokomish Nation, WA 98584
(360) 877-5656

OKANOGAN COUNTY

12 Tribes Resort Casino
28968 US-97
Omak, WA 98841
(866) 203-9202

Coulee Dam Casino
515 Birch Street
Coulee Dam, WA 99116
509-633-0766

PACIFIC COUNTY

Shoalwater Bay Casino
4112 Highway 105
Tokeland, Washington 98590
360-267-2048
888-332-2048

PIERCE COUNTY

BJ's Bingo and Gaming
4411 Pacific Highway East Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-0430

Emerald Queen Casino Tacoma
2920 East R Street
Tacoma, WA 98404-4974
253-594-7777

Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino
5700 Pacific Hwy. E
Fife, WA 98424
888-831-7655

SKAGIT COUNTY

Skagit Valley Casino Resort
Operated by Harrah's Ent
5984 N. Dark Lane
Bow, WA 98232
(360) 724-7777

Swinomish Casino & Lodge
12885 Casino Drive
Anacortes, Washington 98221-8363
(360) 293-2691

SNOHOMISH COUNTY

Angel of the Winds Casino
3438 Stoluckquamish Lane
Arlington, Washington 98223
(360) 474-9740

Last Chance Bingo and Casino
5318 Chief Brown Lane
Darrington, WA 98241

Quil Ceda Creek Casino
6410 33rd Ave NE
Tulalip, WA 98271
360-716-1700

Tulalip Resort Casino
Tulalip Tribes
10200 Quil Ceda Blvd.
Tulalip, WA 98271
(360) 651-1111

Tulalip Bingo
2911 Quil Ceda Way
Tulalip, WA 98271
800-631-3313

SPOKANE COUNTY

Northern Quest Resort & Casino
100 North Hayford Road
Airway Heights, WA 99001
(509) 242-7000

Spokane Tribe Casino
14300 W SR-2 Hwy
Airway Heights, WA
(509) 818-1501

STEVENS COUNTY

Chewelah Casino
2555 Smith Road
Chewelah, Washington 99109-9689
(800) 322-2788
(509) 258-9845

Two Rivers Casino & Resort
Spokane Tribe of Indians
6828-B Highway 25
Davenport, WA 99122
(800) 722-4031

THURSTON COUNTY

Lucky Eagle Casino
12888 188th Avenue SW
Rochester, WA 98579
360-273-2000

Red Wind Casino
12819 Yelm Highway Southeast
Olympia, Washington 98513-9111
(360) 412-5000
(866) 946-2444

WHATCOM COUNTY

Northwood Casino
9750 Northwood Road
Lynden WA 98264
(360) 734-5101

Silver Reef Casino
4876 Haxton Way at Slater Road
Ferndale, WA 98248
(360) 383-0777
(866) 383-0777

YAKIMA COUNTY

Yakama Legends Casino
580 Fort Road
Toppenish, Washington 98948
(509) 865-8800

News Articles

Four Washington tribes seeking first sportsbook licenses

July 15, 2020

Four Washington tribes are currently negotiating licensing details with the state Gambling Commission for authorization to offer sports betting at their casinos. The four tribes are the Tulalip, Suquamish, Snoqualmie and Kalispel. Each hopes to open their sportsbook operations before the end of 2020.

Washington became the 21st state to legalize sports betting in March 2020. The law limits bets to be placed with tribal casinos only, no online betting is allowed except at a casino, and bets can be placed on professional sports but not collegiate games.

The four tribes seeking the first sportsbook licenses own the following casinos:

Kalispel Tribe of Indians

Northern Quest Resort & Casino
100 North Hayford Road, Airway Heights, WA 99001
(509) 242-7000 (877) 871-6772

Snoqualmie Tribe

Snoqualmie Casino
37500 SE North Bend Way, Snoqualmie, WA 98065
425-888-1234

Suquamish Tribe

Clearwater Casino
15347 Suquamish Way, Suquamish, Washington 98392-9649
(360) 598-8700

Tulalip Tribes

Quil Ceda Creek Casino
6410 33rd Ave NE, Tulalip, WA 98271
360-716-1700

Tulalip Bingo & Slots
2911 Quil Ceda Way, Tulalip, WA 98271
800-631-3313

Tulalip Resort Casino
10200 Quil Ceda Blvd., Tulalip, WA 98271
(360) 651-1111

There are 25 other federally-recognized tribes in Washington that may also seek licensing for sports wagering.

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Washington tribes reopened half of state's casinos in May

June 1, 2020

Washington tribes reopened 16 of the state's 35 casinos last month. New health protocols require no smoking, face masks and social distancing resulting in limitation of crowd sizes, operating hours, gaming machines, table games, restaurants and entertainment venues.

The casinos that reopened are listed here by date:

May 5 Northern Quest Resort & Casino is Reopened!
May 13 Angel of the Wind Casino
May 18 Emerald Queen Casino in Fife
May 18 Clearwater Casino Resort
May 18 Little Creek Casino
May 18 Red Wind Casino
May 19 12 Tribes Resort Casino
May 19 Coulee Dam Casino
May 19 Mill Bay Casino
May 26 Tulalip Resort Casino
May 26 Quil Ceda Creek Casino
May 26 Tulalip Bingo & Slots
May 26 Muckleshoot Casino'
May 28 Swinomish Casino & Lodge
May 28 ilani Casino Resort
May 28 Quinault Beach Resort & Casino

Additional casinos have announced opening dates in early June:

June 1 The Point Casino & Hotel
June 8 Emerald Queen Casino Tacoma (New)

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Washington becomes 21st state to allow sports betting

March 25, 2020

Today Gov. Inslee Gov. Inslee signed legislation to allow sports betting inside all Washington Indian casinos. Card rooms are excluded and mobile betting is limited to within casinos.

SUMMARY

• All bets must be placed inside licensed Indian casinos.

• Tribes must negotiate terms and conditions with the State to add sports betting to their gaming compacts.

• Betting is allowed on all professional sports except for minor league professional events.

• Betting is allowed on all college games except in-state colleges.

• Mobile betting is prohibited except inside a licensed Indian casino.

• The Washington State Gambling Commission will provide regulatory oversight to all sports betting operations.

There is no timeline to opening the first sportsbook in the state. The next step is state licensing of casinos via their gaming compacts. The following step will be investments by the casinos into betting facilities and gaming software. Hopefully, at that point COVID-19 will longer be a health threat and casinos will be operating again.

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Bill Would Allow Sports Betting at Washington Indian Casinos

February 11, 2019

House Bill 1975 seeks to authorize sports betting only inside the tribal casino of the state. This would include betting on both college and professional sports.

Bets could be placed with a casino teller or at a kiosk within the casino. Bets could also be placed by mobile phone but only inside an Indian casino.

If passed, each tribe would be required to renegotiate their gaming compacts with the state to add the terms for regulating and taxing the sports waging. This is required by Indian gaming laws of the federal government and may take a year or more before betting can begin.

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Kalispel Tribe plans for $10.5M casino at Kalispel Park

May 02, 2018

More plans have been announced for a new casino project by the Kalispel Tribe. The project is estimated to be finished by the end of this year and will cost $10.5 million to complete.

In addition to the casino, there will also be a market offering fresh food and a fuel station. There will also be an RV resort offering rental of storage units and tiny homes.

The project will be built in Cusick on the tribes' original reservation.

In the summer of last year ground was broken. During the winter and spring construction and building have continued to take place.

Over 100 slot machines will be in operation when the casino opens. There will be a player's club loyalty program. Future plans for the casino could include table games. That will depend on demand from guests.

Dining will be available. There will be a restaurant with 70 seats. Also, a 150 guest banquet room.

Casual dining will be available at the mezzanine at the Kalispel Market. It will also offer fresh groceries, convenience shopping, and vendors can rent space just outside. A laundry that is coin operated, shower and restrooms. Seven pumps at the fueling station.

33 sites will offer full hook ups at the Kalispel RV Resort. Guests will have access to internet, water, power, and sewer. Plus, a dump station for the RVs. Eight tiny homes will be available to rent.

Scheduled to be completed and open to the public by this summer will be the Kalispel Storage, Kalispel Market, and the Kalispel RV Park.

50 construction jobs have been created by the park alone. When opened, it will employ 75 people to fill both full and part time positions.

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News Headlines Continued

Legends Casino Hotel reopens Aug 13August 12, 2020 - Legends Casino Hotel will reopen at 10:00 AM tomorrow Aug. 13. Both the casino and the hotel will reopen with limited services and capacities and after shutting down March 18, 2020 for the COVID-19... Read more7 Cedars Casino opens hotel Aug 4August 3, 2020 - 7 Cedars Casino has completed construction of a new $40M hotel which will open Tuesday morning August 4. The hotel is connected to the casino. It is five stories with 100 guest rooms and four-diamond amenities.... Read moreFour Washington tribes seeking first sportsbook licensesJuly 15, 2020 - Four Washington tribes are currently negotiating licensing details with the state Gambling Commission for authorization... Read more New Quil Ceda Creek Casino Construction UpdateJuly 1, 2020 - The new Quil Ceda Creek Casino is on track to open in early 2021. Construction was delayed in 2018 by an issue with the original building contractor. A new contractor was hired and construction... Read more Talking Cedar brewery, distillery and restaurant opens near OlympiaJune 30, 2020 - Today the Chehalis Tribe opened its new Talking Cedar brewery, distillery, tasting room and restaurant. Talking Cedar is located off I-5 at Exit 88 in Grand Mount, WA south of Olympia. This facility is 35,000-sq-ft including... Read moreNew Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma opens June 8June 2, 2020 - The newly-constructed, $400M Emerald Queen Casino will open June 8 replacing the former EQC Tacoma I-5 Casino. The 315,000-square-foot casino has 2,100 slot machines, 5 restaurants... Read moreWashington tribes reopened half of state's casinos in MayJune 1, 2020 - Washington tribes reopened 16 casinos in May. New health protocols require no smoking, face masks and social distancing resulting in limitation of crowd sizes, operating hours, gaming machines... Read more The Point Casino & Hotel reopens June 1May 28, 2020 - The Point Casino and Hotel will reopen on Monday, June 1, 2020 at 10am. The new casino operating hours are 10am to 2am daily. The Hotel will also reopen but offer fewer rooms during this first phase.... Read moreilani Casino Resort reopened today May 28

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Prior to that date there will be a private opening for Quinault Nation tribal members at 10 AM May 26. On the next day at 10 AM another... Read more12 Tribes Colville Casinos reopened today May 19May 19, 2020 - The three 12 Tribes Colville Casinos - 12 Tribes Resort Casino, Coulee Dam Casino and Mill Bay Casino - all reopened today after closing last March 17th to prevent the spread of COVID-19.... Read moreEmerald Queen Casino in Fife reopens today May 18May 18, 2020 - The Puyallup Tribe reopened the Emerald Queen Casino in Fife this morning at 10 AM after weeks of closure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. All guests and employees will be temperature checked... Read more Clearwater Casino Resort reopened today May 18May 18, 2020 - The Suquamish Tribe reopened their Clearwater Casino today at 10 AM. This is part of a phased-in program to limit the operating hours, the number of casino guests and the available facilities.... Read moreLittle Creek Casino reopened today May 18May 23, 2020 - The Squaxin Island Tribe reopened the Little Creek Casino Resort today at 11am. The casino is now 100% smoke-free. Guest must wear masks and enter the Main Casino Entrance for temp checks... Read moreRed Wind Casino reopened today May 18May 18, 2020 - The Nisqually Tribe opened the Red Wind Casino today at 8:00 AM after 2 months of closure due to COVID-19. The facility reopened as a 100% smoke-free casino. The new operating hours are 8:00am-4:00am daily... Read moreAngel of the Wind Casino reopens today May 13May 13, 2020 - Angel of the Wind Casino is reopening Wednesday May 13th at 3PM with new COVID-19 safety procedures including limiting customers, reducing the number of slot machines, closing all... Read moreNorthern Quest Resort & Casino is Reopened!May 5, 2020 - Northern Quest reopened today for the first time since closing March 16 for COVID-19. The new hours are 10am to 2am daily with deep cleaning during off hours. Slot machines are cleaned whenever a player... Read moreWashington becomes 21st state to allow sports bettingMarch 25, 2020 - Today Gov. Inslee signed legislation to allow sports betting inside all Washington Indian casinos. Bets can be placed on professional and college sports except for college... Read more Sneak Preview of the New Emerald Queen CasinoMarch 21, 2020 - The Puyallup Tribe is replacing the existing Emerald Queen Casino I-5 with a new $370 million casino including event center and hotel. The grand opening is pending the coronavirus crises.... Read moreQuinault Beach Resort & Casino Takes Extra Steps Against CoronavirusMarch 10, 2020 - The Quinault Beach Resort & Casino released a statement this week regarding additional precautionary efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus on its properties.... Read moreMuckleshoot Casino delays hotel opening till 2022March 5, 2020 - Muckleshoot Casino has delayed the opening of their 18-story, 400-room hotel tower by a year. Design changes for an indoor pool and a rooftop restaurant has pushed the completion date into 2022.... Read moreilani will complete parking garage, then start hotelFebruary 14, 2020 - Construction of the parking garage at ilani has reached the halfway point. When finished this fall, the next construction project will be a 300-room hotel according to the Cowlitz Tribe chairman.... Read moreYakama Nation fight potential Colville casino in PascoFebruary 8, 2020 - The Yakama Nation claims ancestral rights to land in Pasco where the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation may build a casino. The Colville Tribes also claim the land as ancestral... 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