Ojibwa Casino Resort Baraga

Located just outside of Baraga, Michigan, off the coast of Lake Superior, is the Ojibwa Casino Resort  Baraga. This casino and hotel offers guests a place to stay onsite while they relax and enjoy the many amenities provided by owners and operators, the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community. 

The casino resort is set up to provide a range of entertainment options for guests. You can settle in at one of the over 340 slot machines for an hour, play blackjack or poker, or head over to the eight-lane bowling alley to play a game. A recently renovated Pressbox Bar & Grill offers quick meals and drinks, while the Lucky 7s Restaurant is ready to provide three square meals a day. With an RV park and an attached hotel, guests can opt to stay in a suite or bring their own accommodations in the form of a motorcoach.

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Online Betting At Ojibwa Casino Resort Baraga

Players who are interested in gambling online at Ojibwa Baraga will have to wait a little longer for confirmation. Michigan recently approved legislation that permits sports betting and online gambling. 

In late 2019, the Michigan state government legalized online gambling and sports betting. By March 2020, retail sports betting was made available at casinos throughout the state. However, the Michigan Gaming Control Board spent the rest of 2020 working out regulations for online gaming. Online gambling officially launched in the state in late January 2021.

Ojibwa announced a partnership with Golden Nugget in July 2020. The Golden Nugget sportsbook and online casino apps were among the first ten online gambling apps to hit the market on January 22, 2021.

When you join the Golden Nugget Online Casino app, you can claim an attractive 100% deposit match bonus for up to $1000 and $30 free site credit with the promo code SHARP. New players at the Golden Nugget Sportsbook are eligible for a bonus offer of up to $250 in free bets.

History & Features of the Ojibwa Casino Resort Baraga

The Ojibwa Casino Resort Baraga was first opened by the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community in 1985 as the Pressbox Bar and bowling alley. It originally hosted a few blackjack tables but over time grew to have hundreds of slots and several game tables. 

In 2019, Ojibwa Baraga finished extensive renovations that involved total casino updates. A new table games pit was installed along with a new bar hosting additional tabletop games. Ojibwa Baraga also added the new rewards club and cage and completely renovated the Lucky 7s restaurant. Further renovations to the hotel are also ongoing. Currently, the hotel offers 40 rooms, including two jacuzzi suites and a swimming pool. There is also an RV park with electrified spots available.

The Lucky 7s restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They offer an American-style menu with fried fish, ribs, and roast beef. They also offer special holiday menus, such as an Easter Ham plate with mashed potatoes, gravy, and veggies.

The Press Box Bar & Grill is open for lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks. It also offers multiple entertainment options, such as sports games on multiple televisions, a dance floor, and an eight-lane bowling alley.

The Baraga location offers both slot machines and table games for players to indulge in, such as:

• Craps
• Roulette 
• Pitch
• Blackjack

The Baraga location also offers two conference rooms with the ability to accommodate up to 80 guests. These rooms can be reserved for parties and business events with catering provided by the Casino.

The Rewards Club at Ojibwa Casino Resort Baraga

Players can also earn points towards various products and services through the Ojibwa Casinos’ Rewards Club. This club offers points earned while playing at the slots and at table games at both the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community’s two casinos in Baraga and Marquette. The earnings amounts may vary, so you’ll need to inquire with Guest Services at each casino to see what their rewards system offers for each bet. 

You can also earn extra points during special events and on certain days, like Senior Day held on the first and third Monday of every month. Players who are 55+ earn 10 Rewards Points towards Free Play for the first $10 bet.

When you have earned enough points redeem them for items, food, and services, like:

• Ojibwa Casino merchandise
• Pines Convenience Center & Smoke Shop gas vouchers 
• PressBox Sports Bar & Grill meal vouchers
• Free play on slot machines

Rewards Club members will also be able to use their points towards entries in special drawings and giveaways. 

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