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| 12/21/2009 | WI | Racine Elks Lodge to hire security for next bingo event (Journal-Times) |
| 11/2/2009 | WI | Ho-Chunk buy rejected Beloit casino site (Business Journal of Milwaukee) |
| 4/14/2008 | WI | Potawatomi to add two restaurants as part of expansion (Business Journal of Milwaukee) |
| 1/23/2008 | WI | St. Croix Band in court over off-reservation casino (Beloit Daily News) |
| 3/11/2007 | WI | Casino Brings Mixed Martial Arts Action to Wisconsin (PRWeb) |
These Wisconsin card rooms have poker tournaments scheduled today:
- St. Croix Casino Turtle Lake (Turtle Lake)
- Bad River Lodge & Casino (Odanah)
- Lac Courte Oreilles Casino, Lodge & Convention Center (Hayward)
- Oneida Mason Street Casino (Green Bay)
Casinos in Bayfield, Wisconsin
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All casinos in Wisconsin are Indian-owned. There are also a few bingo halls and one dog racetrack in The Badger State.
All casinos in Wisconsin are Indian-owned. There are also a few bingo halls and one dog racetrack in The Badger State.
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