This retail sportsbook currently operates on the ground floor. Incoming SportsbookĪs well as upgrading the hospitality and the gaming floor, this year the Potawatomi Casino Hotel also launched its own Wisconsin brick and mortar sportsbook. Street Eatz, the newest bar and restaurant on the second level, offers barbecue, brats, and street tacos from street food truck-inspired vendors, with an accompanying street art and graffiti theme. Then there’s also the recently-opened Rock & Brews venue, a branch of the rock music-themed chain owned by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of legendary band KISS. On top of those gambling and dining options, the Potawatomi’s upgrade includes a street food section, a merch store, and a Cream City Coffee Co. It is equipped with 633 slot machines, 16 gaming tables and a new dual-wheel roulette game, as well as electronic blackjack and craps games. The new gambling area, known as ElevenHundred, is the casino’s biggest to date, according to the owners. This VIP gaming lounge boasts a full-exhibition kitchen hosting celebrity chefs, a central bar area, 89 slot machines, and four high-limit blackjack tables. The ceremonial ribbon-cutting event for the launch was held at the casino’s new 1833 Club.

“We want to be the premier entertainment destination in the Midwest, and we’re surely on that path today,” said Dominic Ortiz, CEO and general manager of Potawatomi Casino Hotel, as reported by the Milwaukee Business Times.

This phase, spanning 114,000 square feet, introduces two new gaming venues, a fresh bar and restaurant, and adds more than 300 new slot machines to the casino’s second level. This is the first step in the Wisconsin brick and mortar casino venue’s ongoing $190 million renovation project.

Potawatomi Casino Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has unveiled its newly renovated second floor gaming and dining spaces, which are now open to the public. Posted in: Wisconsin Gambling News, US Casino News

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