The Casino works most closely in partnership with and is the largest private contributor to the Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling.

Potawatomi Casino Hotel collaborates with organizations that address responsible gambling, including the National Council on Problem Gambling and the National Center for Responsible Gambling. Supporting organizations devoted to raising awareness and researching the disease.

Promoting a problem gambling helpline and resources on site.Enforcing a policy that does not award taxable jackpots to guests in the self-restriction program.Hosting a self-restriction program for guests.Providing team member awareness and training.Potawatomi was closed from mid-March until the beginning of June 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.The business has taken numerous steps to increase problem-gambling awareness with both guests and team members by: However, the company expects that at some point, paper bingo cards will be offered at the casino once again.Īccording to Ryan Amundson, public relations manager, the last time that bingo - 'the game that started everything at Potawatomi more than 30 years ago' - was offered at the property was around St. In the beginning, all bingo sessions will be electronic machine buy-in only. Regular bingo sessions will kick off on January 4, and are slated to be scheduled Wednesday through Sunday, the company stated. Tickets for the event cost $275 and will include 44 games of bingo, with the last game's payout being $20,000. Space is limited, with only 600 seats on sale. Tickets can be purchased in person at the bingo reservation booth, off of the second-level skywalk, from 9 a.m. Pre-sales for the event will begin at noon on Tuesday, December 13. Wisconsin's Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee announced Monday that after more than two and a half years, bingo will be returning to the property on New Year's Eve with a special session starting at noon in the property's Legacy Ballroom.

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