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| 8/22/2011 | SD | Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe seeks own casino (The Daily Republic) |
| 10/17/2010 | SD | Deadwood casino patrons split on effect of smoking ban (Rapid City Journal) |
| 6/19/2009 | SD | Customers tackle would-be casino robber (keloland.com) |
| 12/10/2007 | SD | Gaming commission to rule on Deadwood casino (Rapid City Journal) |
| 2/18/2007 | SD | Tribe face hurdles in expanding gambling (Rapid City Journal) |
Casinos in Sturgis, South Dakota
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Buffalo Bill's Casino
Local: (605) 720-1626
Roscoz
Local: (605) 720-7608
Shenanigans Casino
Local: (605) 347-9608
Side Hack Saloon
Local: (605) 347-2828
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In the Mt. Rushmore State, gambling is legal in many cities and on Indian reservations. The legal gambling age in South Dakota is 21 for casino gaming. Maximum allowable bets in South Dakota are $100.
In the Mt. Rushmore State, gambling is legal in many cities and on Indian reservations. The legal gambling age in South Dakota is 21 for casino gaming. Maximum allowable bets in South Dakota are $100.
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