The Casino’s Play it Safe Initiative has successfully created a safe environment for team members and guests. The Gun Lake Casino recently announced reduced hours of operation, closure of food and beverage outlets including no sale of adult beverages, no smoking and increased sanitation measures to assist in the effort to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection. We thank them immensely and congratulate them for helping us surpass $150 million in revenue sharing.”

“This distribution would not be possible without the dedication of our executives and team members at the casino. “The Tribe’s commitment to make a positive impact on our local community has never been stronger as we all persevere through the pandemic,” said Bob Peters, Chairman of the Gun Lake Tribe. The Casino shutdown for nearly three months at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The fall revenue sharing distribution total of $5,756,234 is the lowest ever for Gun Lake Casino in a six-month period. The figures are calculated from electronic gaming revenues reported from Apto September 30, 2020. GLIMI, an economic development entity, received $987,906.

The State of Michigan received $3,293,020 and the local revenue sharing board received $1,475,308. (Bradley, Mich.) – Today, the Gun Lake Tribe (Tribe) announced details of its fall revenue sharing payments. Tribe Surpasses $150 Million in 10 Years of State and Local Revenue Sharing Gun Lake Tribe Shares $5.7 Million with State and Local Governments

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