Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino News

Working in cooperation with the state of New Mexico and area health officials, Buffalo Thunder Resrt & Casino along with Cities of Gold Casino & Hotel have closed their doors effective today.

Guests at the Santa Fe casino will be required to wear face masks and temperature checks will also be mandatory upon entering the property.

All tribal casinos in New Mexico have closed temporarily, as New Mexico’s sovereign tribal nations join the State of New Mexico in collective efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19.

On 11 May, the New Mexico resort will host the first-ever Local Beer & Cider Festival.

Twenty tons of food is the collection goal set by Buffalo Thunder during the 2018 Coins for Cans food drive benefiting The Food Depot.

To end the week, we're covering a lucky jackpot winner, a Vegas casino's triumphant ten years in business and, to top it all off, the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case for New Jersey sports betting.

The property's 300-plus acres will be repurposed and revitalized to benefit the Pueblo of Pojoaque and the surrounding community.

The annual Coins for Cans food drive, benefiting The Food Depot, continues until 15 November.

On 19 May, memorable entertainer Charlie Daniels will bring his show to the casino to benefit the Espanola Valley Humane Society.

During the second annual Santa Fe Beer & Food Festival on 6 May, the casino will support The Food Depot, Northern New Mexico's food bank.

The National Indian Gaming Association hosted the Tribal Economic Development and Internet Gaming Forum on Aug. 18, focusing on related legislation, diversification outside of gaming and more.

The Wheel of Fortune slot series paid a combined $7.4 million to six lucky winners across the U.S.

Full House Resorts has signed a deal to lease the Grand Lodge Casino at the Hyatt Regency in Lake Tahoe.

News Brief: Thousands of people showed up Tuesday afternoon for the 'soft opening' of the state's largest gaming complex, Buffalo Thunder Casino.

INX Inc. has been selected to design and deploy a Cisco unified network platform for the new Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino.

ews Brief: Hilton Hotel Corp. will break ground this month on its Buffalo Thunder Resort north of Santa Fe, N.M., the company said Tuesday.