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Tribe’s Economic Impact Study Ignores Open Ho-Chunk Beloit Casino and Other Critical Market Changes

October 19, 2026 Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling Uncategorized

Kenosha, WI – The Menominee Tribe’s 2023 economic impact study for its proposed Kenosha casino failed to account for the Ho-Chunk Nation’s Beloit Casino, set to open October 23, 2026, as Wisconsin’s second-largest casino. It will feature approximately 1,300 slot machines and 40 table games, operate 24/7, and compete for the same southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois market, with a hotel and conference center planned for fall 2027.

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