Chinook Winds Casino Resort News

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."

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.

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.

Chinook Winds Casino Resort announced then need to extend its temporary closure until further notice.

Chinook Winds Casino Resort is temporarily closing down until the end of March.

College football and the National Football League are a few weeks into their respective seasons, which makes for great timing to have new places for fans to place sports wagers.

The design and construction partners are Rockwell Group, Klai Juba Wald Architecture + Interiors, Studio Collective, Taylor International Corporation and McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.

We have seen sportsbooks opening, restaurants being unveiled and even old names being brought back to the Las Vegas Strip. As of yesterday, a Las Vegas Strip resort rebranded to an older name many will remember.

Chinook Winds Casino Resort’s Sports Wagering Lounge opened this morning with former Dallas Cowboys player Ed "Too Tall" Jones placing the first bet on his former team to win the Super Bowl at 10-to-1 odds.

The Oregon resort revealed wagering for professional and collegiate sports will begin on 27 August.

IGT's popular slot machine paid out more than $2.7 million combined on 26 and 27 November to players in California and Oregon.

Two Wheel of Fortune players won million-plus jackpots, totaling more than $2.7 million over three days.

News Brief: The Chinook Winds Casino Resort holds the fifth annual Fall Festival in Lincoln City, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 26.

News Brief: The big draw on June 25, when the Chinook Winds Casino throws a 10th anniversary celebration, will be country-singing star George Jones.

News Brief: Chinook Winds Casino Resort and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians will celebrate the property's 10th anniversary this May and June.

News Brief: After a year-and a-half of rumors and speculation, it's official – The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and Chinook Winds Casino Resort have purchased the Lakeside Golf Course and Health Club.

News Brief: The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians have purchased the Lakeside Golf Course and Health Club in Lincoln City, moving the tribe a step closer to its plan to create a destination casino resort.

News Brief: Chinook Winds Casino Resort announces New Year's Eve parties to welcome the new year.