Oregon News

The Oregon resort announced that it will host an Epson Tour event at Wildhorse Golf Course from 2-4 September. The Epson Tour is the official qualifying tour of the Ladies Professional Golf Association.

Despite early efforts to bring back the prominent event, Wildhorse Resort and Casino has cancelled the 2021 Fall Poker Roundup planned for November but hopes to have a spring tournament.

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

The Oregon property announced that the casino, hotel and golf course operations will be temporarily closed until 2 September, "in the face of COVID-19 and the Delta variant."

The inaugural event at Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel from 23-29 August will feature 156 competitors battling for $200,000 in prize money which will be one of the highest purses on the Symetra Tour this year.

After six weeks of closure, the Siletz Tribal Council has made the decision to reopen Chinook Winds Casino Resort with increased safety measures in place.

Due to the recent increase of positive cases of COVID-19, Chinook Winds Casino Executive team announces the tentative two-week closure of Chinook Winds Casino and Golf operations.

The Klamath Tribes announced on Tuesday that it will shut down operations as Oregon enters a two-week “freeze” in response to rising coronavirus cases.

The Oregon horse track will begin its fall season today at 4 p.m. with an eight-race program, including the Applegate Stakes being the seventh race.

Building on the momentum of a successful summer racing season, the total purses for the Fall Meet at the Oregon track will exceed $1 million at an average of $60,000 per race day.

Indian Head Casino in Warm Springs, Oregon has resumed operations after announcing in early July that is was being forced to close again.

The company announced that it secured exclusive rights to a further seven race tracks in the U.S. and Canada to manage and distribute their Fixed Odds betting in the U.S. racing market.

The casino in Oregon announced on 8 July that it will close until further notice, less than three weeks after reopening.

Along with retail sports betting, ROAR Digital will roll out an on-reservation mobile sports betting app, as well as an eventual state-wide online sports betting offering.

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs property in Oregon was originally scheduled to resume operations on 11 June, but has delayed the reopening another week.

Spirit Mountain Casino will reopen at 6 a.m. on Monday, 1 June 2020 and has implemented additional safety measures to protect guests and staff.

The Oregon casino will reopen on 22 May with reduced hours of operation, limited capacity and masks required for guests playing table games.

Three Rivers Casino and Three Rivers Casino Resort in Oregon will reopen at the direction of the Confederated Tribes of Coos Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians of Oregon Tribal Council.

The slot machines will be open but have social distancing measures implemented. Table games will be returning in time with distance in between each seat and player.

As Oregon begins to reopen, the Siletz Tribal Gaming Commission announced that Chinook Winds Casino Resort will be one of the first casinos in the state to reopen in phases on 21 May at 6 a.m.