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May 28, 2020 Seven Clans Casino is proudly operated by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. All promotions, show-times, pricing, hours, and specials are subject to change/cancellation without notice at the discretion of management. Any person(s) entering the gaming floor must be 18 years of age or older. Canterbury Park is Minnesota's premier entertainment destination, featuring live horse racing and year round Table Games, Poker and Simulcast Racing.

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January 8, 2021

Questions and Answers Regarding Resumption of Lawful Gambling Indoors per EO 21-01 (see below)

Bingo Halls

Question: If bingo is conducted at a location where the primary business is the conduct of bingo (“bingo hall”), what is the site’s capacity limit under Executive Order 21-01?

Answer: Under the executive order, a bingo hall is considered to be a “venue providing indoor events and entertainment”. Capacity is limited to 25% of the normal occupant capacity, not to exceed 150 people in the entire facility. “Normal occupant capacity” means the applicable lawful capacity as established by state or local authorities in accordance with established codes and requirements. This number may be higher than what your organization normally considers to be a “full” when the site is set up for the conduct of bingo.

Keep in mind that on-site food and beverage consumption is prohibited after 10:00 pm and all social distancing requirements must be enforced.

Meat Raffles

Question: When bars reopen for indoor drinking and dining on January 11, may meat raffles be conducted?

Answer: Yes. Meat raffles (awarding packages of meat as a paddlewheel, raffle, or tipboard prize) are allowed provided that they’re conducted in compliance with all social distancing and executive order requirements.

Paddlewheel with a Table (“Tri-wheel”)

Question: When bars reopen for indoor drinking and dining on January 11, may paddlewheel with a table be conducted?

Answer: Yes. Paddlewheel with a table is allowed provided that it’s conducted in compliance with all social distancing and executive order requirements.

January 6, 2021

Resuming the Conduct of Lawful Gambling at Sites Now Open for Indoor On-site Eating and Drinking

In accordance with Executive Order 21-01, effective Monday, January 11 at 12:00 AM, the following restrictions affect lawful gambling above and beyond those restrictions in existing statute, executive order, and rule:

1. Business Hours – Lawful gambling may be conducted until 10:00 p.m. each day;
2. Capacity – In places of public accommodation (including bars, restaurants, and bingo halls), capacity is limited to 50% of the location’s normal capacity limits;
3. These lawful gambling activities must be conducted in compliance with all applicable statutes, executive orders and rules, as well as Minnesota Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance.

Restart Checklist

Gambling managers are encouraged to use the Gambling Control Board’s “Checklist for Lawful Gambling Restart” as a to-do list for restarting lawful gambling activity at their sites.

Paused Games

In conformance with Executive Order 21-01 organizations, on January 11, 2021 organizations may resume play of games that were “paused” when Executive Order 20-99 went into effect on November 20, 2020.

Restarting Paused Paper Pull-tab Games

To resume play of a paused paper pull-tab game:

1. Paused games may only be placed back into play at the site where they were originally in play.
2. Audit the game (count the unsold and winning tickets). The results of your audit should be identical to the game audit that was conducted when the game was paused. If the amounts of your current game audit vary from the amounts of the November audit, close the game and report the results on your January monthly reports.
3. Withdraw the game’s starting cash bank amount from your gambling bank account and place it in the game’s cash drawer at your site.
4. When the game’s cash proceeds and starting cash bank were deposited into the gambling account in November, the amount taken for deposit should have been recorded in the “Funds added/removed” column of the game’s LG861 tracking form. The “$ Cash out” column should then have been recorded as “$0”. When placing money back into the game’s cash drawer, enter the amount added in the “Funds added/removed” and the “$ Cash out” columns.

Restarting Paused Electronic Pull-tab Games

1. Coordinate with the electronic-game distributor to resume play of paused electronic pull-tab games.
2. In November, the amount taken for deposit should have been recorded on the LG861e in Column G (“Amount removed from cash drawer for deposit”). Double-check the LG861e form for November 2020 to ensure that it was completed correctly.
3. Start a new LG861e form for January 2021. Once the electronic game starting cash back has been placed into the cash drawer, enter that amount in Column B (“Amount in cash drawer at start of business day”).

21 Indian casinos across 17 counties

Minnesota has 21 Indian casinos, which are authorized and regulated by the U.S. Interior Department. The casinos are owned by 11 federally-recognized Minnesota tribes and located in 17 different counties across the state.

There are also 21 smaller Indian gaming businesses located on tribal reservations. These include fuel stations, markets, bingo halls, trading posts and others. All have small gambling operations such as slot machines, pull tabs, etc.

Leech Lake Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe owns the most casinos with four.

White Earth Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe owns three casinos and 19 small Indian gaming locations.

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Casino List by County

1. BELTRAMI COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Red Lake
(Formerly Red Lake Casino & Bingo)
Highway 1 East
Red Lake, Minnesota 56671
888-679-2501
218-679-2500

2. CARLTON COUNTY

Black Bear Casino
1785 Highway 210
Carlton, MN
55718-0777

3. CASS COUNTY

Northern Lights Casino
680 Y Frontage road NW
Walker, MN 56484
800-252-PLAY

Cedar Lakes Casino Hotel
6268 Upper Cass Frontage Road NW
Cass Lake, MN 56633
444 LL GAMING

Shingobee on the Bay
6280 Upper Cass Frontage Rd NW
Cass Lake, MN 56633
Phone Number: (218) 547-6233

16. CLEARWATER COUNTY

Shooting Star Casino Bagley
County Highway 27
Between Ebro and Bagley, MN

4. COOK COUNTY

Grand Portage Lodge & Casino
80 Casino Drive
Grand Portage, Minnesota 55605-0233
800-543-1384
218-475-2401

Grand Portage Trading Post Casino
77 Mile Creek Road
Grand portage, MN 55605

5. GOODHUE COUNTY

Treasure Island Casino
5734 Sturgeon Lake Road
Welch, MN 55089
800-222-7077

6. ITASCA COUNTY

White Oak Casino
45830 US Highway 2
Deer River, MN 56636
800-653-2412
218-246-9600

7. MAHNOMEN COUNTY

Shooting Star Casino Hotel
777 Casino Road
Mahnomen, MN 56557-7902
800-453-7827
218-935-2711
Casino (800) 453-STAR
Bingo (218) 935-5385

8. MILLE LACS COUNTY

Grand Casino Mille Lacs
777 Grand Avenue
Onamia, MN 56359
800-626-5825

17. OTTER TAIL COUNTY

Star Lake Casino (Canceled)
County Road 41
Star Lake near Dent, MN

9. PENNINGTON COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls
(Formerly River Road Casino)
20595 Center Street East
Thief River Falls, MN 56701
866-255-7848

10. PINE COUNTY

Grand Casino Hinckley
777 Lady Luck Drive
Hinckley, MN 55037
800-472-6321

11. RENVILLE COUNTY

Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel
39375 County Hwy 24
Morton, MN 56270
800-WIN CASH
800-946-2274

12. ROSEAU COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Warroad
(Formerly Lake of the Woods Casino & Bingo)
1012 East Lake Street
Warroad, Minnesota 56763-2404
(800) 815-8293
(218) 386-3381

13. SCOTT COUNTY

Little Six Casino
2450 Sioux Trail NW
Prior Lake, MN 55372
(952) 445-6000

Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
2400 Mystic Lake Blvd
Prior Lake MN 55372
(800) 262-7799
(952) 445-9000

14. ST. LOUIS COUNTY

Fond Du Luth Casino
129 East Superior Street
Duluth, MN 55802
800-873-0280
218-722-0280

Fortune Bay Resort & Casino
1430 Bois Forte Road
Tower, MN 55790
800-992-PLAY (7529)

15. YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY

Prairie's Edge Casino Resort
5616 Prairie's Edge Lane
Granite Falls, MN 56241
320-564-2121
866-293-2121

Prairies Edge Convenience Store
Non-Smoking Casino
5610 Prairie's Edge Lane
Granite Falls, MN 56241
Phone Number: (320) 564-2121

Small Indian Gaming Operations

The following businesses are all owned by the White Earth Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Mahnomen MN 56557 Phone Number: (218) 983-3285.

In addition to these, there is the Grand Portage Trading Post Casino and the Prairies Edge Convenience Store.

3 Bears Golf, Liquor Store & Towing
DBA Berry's Liquor
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Cedar Crest Resort
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

City of Callaway
DBA Callaway Liquor Store
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

City of Mahnomen
DBA Wild Rice Lounge
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Double Barrel, LLC
DBA Ruffed Grouse Roadhouse
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Golden Eagle Bingo
P.O Box 418
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2711

Hilltop Supper Club
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Isaacson-Bjorge Post 31 American Legion/Mahnomeh
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Loon Echo Inc
DBA Elbow Lake Store & Bar
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

M & W Foods Ogema
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 983-3285

M & W Service of White Earth
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

McArthur's Village Store, Inc.
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

MDS Food and Beverage, Inc.
DBA Lean to Tavern
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Northwood's Recreation, LLC
DBA Ice Cracking Lodge
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Ogema Fire Department
DBA Ogema Liquor Store
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Pappy's Cafe and Pizzeria
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Pinehurst Resort and Lodge, Inc.
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Stumps Bar & Grill, LLC
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Waubun Fire Relief
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

News Articles

Minnesota tribes have reopened half of their casinos following COVID-19 closures

June 1, 2020

Prairie's Edge Casino Resort in Granite Falls was the first casino in Minnesota to reopen after two months of closure due to fears of COVID-19. Five other casinos opened in May including Mystic Lake Casino Hotel, Little Six Casino and three Seven Clans casinos.

The Minnesota casinos that reopened in May are listed here by date:

May 18 Prairie's Edge Casino Resort
May 26 Little Six Casino
May 26 Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Red Lake
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Warroad

Five more Minnesota casinos opened today. Four more have announced dates later this month.

June 1 Fortune Bay Resort & Casino
June 1 Grand Casino Hinckley
June 1 Grand Casino Mille Lacs
June 1 Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel
June 1 Treasure Island Casino
June 19 Shooting Star Casino Hotel
June 19 Shooting Star Casino Bagley
June 22 Cedar Lakes Casino
June 22 Northern Lights Casino

Seven other Minnesota Indian casinos will remain closed until further notice. Announcements of reopening dates are expected soon. These casinos are the Black Bear Casino, Fond Du Luth Casino, Grand Portage Lodge & Casino, Northern Lights Casino, Shingobee on the Bay and White Oak Casino.

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Minnesota tribes still oppose sports betting

March 11, 2020

A bill to legalize sports betting in Minnesota is stalled in the state legislature due to opposition from the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association (MIGA). MIGA represents the 11 tribes that operate 19 casinos in the state and oppose expansion of all off-reservation gambling, including sports betting.

A sports betting bill SF 1894 is currently active in the state senate but stalled in committee after receiving a letter from MIGA last week. The bill description is:

'Sports wagering commission establishment; sports pool operators and sports wagering premises licensing requirement; mobile and electronic ports pool licenses establishment; sports pools conduct regulation; local restrictions prohibition; sports wagering participation restrictions; excise tax imposition on sports wagers in lieu of corporate tax.'

* Excerpt from Bill SF 1894

The MIGA letter was dated March 1 and addressed to the Senate State Government Finance and Policy and Elections Committee. In the letter the tribes expressed concern that legalized sports betting may negatively impact the gaming industry and suggested researching its impact in the 16 states that have legalized it.

'Regulated sports betting markets are new to 16 states and vary widely. Before pursuing any new types of gaming in Minnesota, MIGA urges a better understanding of the impacts from recently enacted sports betting laws, particularly in states with a significant tribal gaming presence.'

'Our position is unchanged; The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association continues to oppose the expansion of off-reservation gambling, including the legalization of sports betting and, therefore, must respectfully oppose SF1894.'

* Excerpts from MIGA letter, March 1, 2020

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Minnesota Tribes Oppose Sports Betting Legislation

January 18, 2019

Last week the chairmain of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, Charles Vig, wrote a letter to top government officials regarding sports betting in this year's legislative session.

The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association supports responsible gambling. Its membership includes all 11 federally-recognized Minnesota tribes.

The letter states the official position of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association and its members is the continued opposition to the expansion of off-reservation gambling, inclding the legalization of sports betting.

The letter was delivered to Gov. Tim Walz, Speaker Melissa Hortman, House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka and Senate Minority Leader Tom Bakk.

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- A new Cass Lake casino named Cedar Lakes Casino & Hotel will replace the Palace Casino and Hotel this summer. The location is closer to the town of Cass Lake.... Read moreMinnesota Tribes Oppose Sports Betting LegislationJanuary 18, 2019 - The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association has notified all top government leaders of its opposition to sports betting in this year's legislative session.... Read morePrairie's Edge Casino begins construction on new non-smoking additionSeptember 15, 2018 - Prairie's Edge Casino is building the largest smoke-free casino area in Minnesota. It will open in April 2019 with slot machines, dining venues, and entertainment.... Read moreGrand Portage celebrates reopeningJuly 12, 2018 - Grand Portage Lodge & Casino has finished a multi-million dollar renovation and expansion project that took three years to complete.... Read more12.08.2017 Treasure Island Casino opens $68 million expansion12.08.2017 Palace Casino breaks ground on replacement casino09.29.2017 Mystic Lake Center pushing for New Years Eve opening05.20.2017 Palace Casino Hotel will relocate08.18.2016 Shooting Star Casino Bagley Opens 08.16.2016 Shooting Star Casino Bagley to Open
05.23.2016 New Comedy Club Opens at Prairie's Edge Casino Resort
05.03.2016 Grand Casinos to Undergo Renovations
04.27.2016 New Management for Bison Ridge Casino and Caddo Travel Plaza
03.11.2016 Licenses Suspended at Black Bear Casino
08.18.2015 Shooting Star Casino To Start Construction
08.06.2015 New Bagley Casino to Begin Construction
07.30.2015 Tribal Members to Vote on Alcohol Sales at Warroad and Thief River Falls Casinos
03.24.2015 Minnesota Tribe Invests in Buffalo Rivers Casino and Lodge

07.08.2014 City-Owned Casino Proposed for Duluth
06.10.2014 Real Balck Bear is Star of New Black Bear Casino Commercial
02.10.2014 Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Hinckley Host Food Drive

07.10.2013 Fond-du-Luth Casino Lowers Gaming Age

01.14.2012 Court Rules in favor of Fond du Lac Band Casino
11.07.2012 Mystic Lake Casino now selling alcohol
10.13.2012 New Seven Clans Casino Hotel planned for Warroad
03.19.2012 Racino Bill Voted Against by State Senate Committee

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02.02.2011 Governor Fails To follow up On Minnesota Gaming expansion

08.08.2010 New Isle Vista Casino and Hotel planned near Bayfield
07.13.2010 'Best Minnesota Casinos' by Survey

12.23.2009 New Seven Clans Casino Red Lake is now open
11.17.2009 Mdewakanton Dakota appeal casino claims to Supreme Court
06.10.2009 Treasure Island recognized as 'sexy casino'
05.12.2009 Firekeepers Casino is training 300 dealers
05.01.2009 Red Lake bets on new casino

03.12.2009 Casino could pay for new Vikings stadium
10.14.2008 New Seven Clans Red Lake Casino ground breaking
08.22.2008 Treasure Island ribbon cutting celebration
06.25.2008 Treasure Island voted 'Favorite Casino' again
06.24.2008 Seven Clans Casino Red Lake to relocate and expand
05.22.2008 New Black Bear Casino opens
05.21.2008 Treasure Island Casino's new events center
02.12.2008 Black Bear Casino Opens Hotel
01.25.2008 Black Bear Casino expansion is ahead of schedule

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