Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino News

The company has entered a definitive agreement with the Seneca Gaming Corporation to provide Simulated Gaming solutions to SGC patrons across all properties on both desktop and mobile.

The Seneca Nation has approved reopening plans for its Class II and Class III gaming operations.

The Nation will start a phased, multi-week reopening process of its properties in in early June.

Seneca Resorts & Casinos, which recently became the exclusive casino partner of the Buffalo Bills, will begin the roll-out of on-property sportsbooks.

The National Indian Gaming Association joins the Seneca Nation of Indians in mourning the passing Former Seneca Nation of Indians President Barry E. Snyder, Sr.

The $964,883.31 score is the largest jackpot in the casino's history and came while the Buffalo resident was playing a one-cent video slot.

Choctaw Casino Resort in Oklahoma is hoping the addition of a non-gaming amenities such as an entertainment district, luxury spa and new guest rooms will draw visitors of all ages from key markets.

$40 million expansion coming for Seneca Buffalo Creek casino.

Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino is having a soft opening while workers put the final touches on the $130 million gaming venue.

Construction is set to begin on the Seneca Indian Nation's new casino in downtown Buffalo.

Seneca Nation leaders say government negotiating in bad faith and request arbitration in 10-month-old slot revenue dispute.

News brief: The Seneca Indian Nation says it has received new approval from the federal government to continue operating its downtown Buffalo casino.

News Brief: The federal government told the Seneca Nation on Wednesday that its temporary casino in downtown Buffalo is in violation of federal law and could be shut down in five days.

News Brief: A defiant Seneca Nation of Indians vowed to fight a U.S. District Court Judge's ruling that seeks to close the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino in downtown Buffalo.

News Brief: Opponents of the Seneca Nation’s Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino asked U. S. District Judge William M. Skretny to go as far as to direct the U. S. Marshals Service to permanently shut down gambling at the Seneca’s downtown Buffalo site.

News Brief: The first local payout of slot machine revenues from Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino will be staying in Albany for the foreseeable future because the city and county cannot agree on a formula to split it up.

News Brief: Strong customer response has prompted the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino to expand its operating hours, less than two months after the downtown Buffalo gaming venue opened its doors.