Downstream Casino Resort News

Downstream Casino Resort in Quapaw, Oklahoma announced that it will begin a phased reopening on 21 May.

Downstream Casino Resort in Quapaw, Oklahoma announced in a Facebook post today that it will extend its closure date and remain closed until further notice.

The Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association announced an update on the closure extension and potential re-opening dates of its member casino properties.

The Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association announced today that its casinos will be suspending operations due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The company will produce two video game gambling machines based on the hit TV show Deal or No Deal, Deal or No Deal Poker Special and Deal or No Deal Poker.

The company will transform adventure game Cut the Rope, which has been downloaded by millions of players, for use on a video game gambling machine.

Downstream Casino Resort and Quapaw Casino in Oklahoma will install the company's Oasis 360 management system as well as Aristocrat Class II gaming devices.

The casino has completed installation of Casino Cash Trac's CasinoInsight system including InsightAnalytics.

The Mr. Money Bags Easy Money Jackpot will integrate with eight popular VGT game titles at 11 Oklahoma casino locations.

Lee wins more than $47,000 and a seat at the 2014 World Series of Poker.

A new report exploring the impact of Downstream Casino Resort says it has injected a billion into the economy over 5 years.

Downstream Casino Resort new $50 million hotel and spa expansion has opened creating 100 new jobs.

News Brief: The Bureau of Indian Affairs has approved a compact between the Quapaw Tribe and the state of Oklahoma for the tribe to hold off-track wagering at its new Downstream Casino.

New Brief: Downstream Casino Resort at the Three-States Marker — where those states meet just west of Joplin — opens to the public Saturday.

News Brief: The Quapaw Tribe’s $200 million Downstream Casino Resort is set to open July 5 on the Kansas state line about seven miles west of Joplin.

News Brief: Officials with the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma have presented proposals to the Cherokee County Commission to improve county roads near the tribe’s Downstream Casino Resort.

News Brief: Hundreds showed up Saturday for Downstream Casino Resort’s job fair at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin.

News Brief: Sean Harrison, spokesman for the Quapaw tribe’s Downstream Casino Resort, said that soon after the 12-story, 222-room hotel opens, construction would start on an additional 400-room hotel.

News Brief: Area dignitaries on Tuesday praised the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma’s plans for a $200 million casino and hotel as an investment that could boost the economy of the entire area.