Do you have to wear a mask at Ho-Chunk casino?

Effective Monday, August 9th Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin is reissuing the indoor mask mandate for all locations. We care, that is why we are prioritizing the health and safety of our families and yours by requiring masks to be worn by all guests and team members at our facilities.

Why is Ho-Chunk Dells closed?

Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells will temporarily close as a result of the coronavirus.

How old do you have to be to go to Ho-Chunk Madison?

21+
Anyone 21+ is welcome here at Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison.

How many slot machines does Ho-Chunk Madison have?

1,200+ slot machines
During your visit, breathe easy as our 1,200+ slot machines are on a 100% Smoke-Free gaming floor. Here you can choose from a wide variety of fun themes along with video poker and keno.

Can you smoke at Ho-Chunk casino?

MADISON, WI November 5, 2019 – Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison announced as of November 4th there will be no smoking of any kind allowed inside their casino. Wisconsin’s only tobacco smoke-free casino has now amplified that by prohibiting all smoking products, electronic devices or otherwise.

How many casinos does Ho-Chunk have?

Ho-Chunk Gaming is a group that belongs to one of the strongest autonomous nations of the US, the Ho-Chunk tribe. The company owns and runs 6 casinos in different cities of the state of Wisconsin, US.

How many casinos does Ho-Chunk Nation have?

six casinos
The tribe, which prefers the word “gaming,” now operates a network of six casinos, with 175,000 square feet of casino floor space, 5,000 slot machines and about 100 tables, for games including blackjack, poker and roulette.

What games are in Ho-Chunk?

Ho-Chunk Gaming, Wisconsin Dells Slots are played 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Blackjack, live Poker, craps, roulette and mini-baccarat are available from 10 am to 4 am. 5 restaurants including a buffet, sports bar, snack bar, cafe restaurant, and fine dining restaurant.

How do you say hello in Ho-Chunk?

If you’d like to know a few easy Ho-chunk words, “haho” (pronounced hah-hoh) is a friendly greeting, and “pinagigi” (pronounced pee-nah-gee-gee) means ‘thank you. ‘ You can also view a picture glossary of Ho-chunk words here. Today Ho-Chunk is an endangered language because most children aren’t learning it anymore.