Turtle Lake Casino Reopening: What Changed in 2026
Turtle Lake Casino completed a full remodel and reopened its doors in early 2026. The property added new slots, a larger poker room, and a fresh dining option. Guests who last visited before the closure will notice updated flooring, lighting, and a streamlined players club system.
New Gaming Floor
The slot count grew from 400 to 550 machines. New banks include the latest Megaways titles and linked progressives. Table games expanded from six to ten, adding a dedicated high-limit pit.
Poker Room Upgrade
The poker area now seats 20 players with individual screens for game tracking. Daily tournaments run at noon and 7 p.m. with $60 and $120 buy-ins. Bad-beat jackpots start at $5,000.
Dining and Amenities
A new steakhouse replaced the old buffet. The menu focuses on local beef and seafood flown in daily. Hours are 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
Health and Safety
- Air filtration systems were upgraded and
- hand-sanitizer stations sit at every bank of
Air filtration systems were upgraded and hand-sanitizer stations sit at every bank of machines. Masks remain optional for guests and staff.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Turtle Lake Casino reopen?
The property reopened on January 15, 2026 after an eight-month closure for renovations.
Are the old player points still valid?
Yes. All points earned before the closure remain in player accounts and can be redeemed for free play or dining credits.
Did table limits change?
Minimums stayed at $10 for blackjack and $5 for Ultimate Texas Hold’em. High-limit tables now start at $50.
Is the poker room larger?
The poker room grew from 8 to 20 tables and added a separate high-stakes area with $2/$5 no-limit games.
Are COVID protocols still in place?
Air filtration was upgraded and sanitizer stations were added, but mask use is now optional.