Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel News

The music and marketing industry leader that has been providing businesses with customizable radio networks for 15 years, announces that it has agreed to new partnerships with four casino resorts, spanning from Nevada to Michigan to Pennsylvania.

Players can wager on online casino games or make a sports wager from anywhere in the Great Lakes State.

As we aim to find a better sense of normal life in the casino industry and await a monumental new casino resort unveiling next month, we highlight 10 openings and expansions from across the country.

As more things reopen their doors, we can’t overlook the grand openings in Las Vegas that have been planned for some time now.

The William Hill sportsbook is located at Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel along with a satellite location at Leelanau Sands Casino & Lodge.

The Michigan casinos are owned and operated by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians and have implemented numerous new safety precautions.

Previously set for 8-11 June, the Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel's Michigan Open Championship has been rescheduled for 31 August through 3 September on The Bear course at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa.

In this week’s edition, the World Series of Poker is back in headlines, two U.S. states see sports betting progress, a new Las Vegas poker room in unveiled and Canada pushes for an improvement to sports wagering.

The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians plans to open a retail William Hill sportsbook at Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel this year, pending regulatory approvals.

The system has been selected by Grand Traverse Resort & Casinos to power casino enterprise management across Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel and Leelanau Sands Casino & Lodge in Michigan.

Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel was recognized for the "Best Architectural Design for a Casino Resort Under $200M" at the G2E.

News Brief: The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will open its new $114 million Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel along M-72 to the public on Tuesday, in advance of a June 24 grand opening.

News Brief: The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians plans to build a new $80 million casino and resort at the site of its Turtle Creek Casino along M-72.