Statement: Illinois Gaming Board Approves Bally’s Chicago Casino Preliminary Suitability

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Illinois Gaming Board Approves Bally’s Chicago Casino Preliminary Suitability “Preparation to Move Forward at Temporary Site”

Statement: Illinois Gaming Board Approves Bally’s Chicago Casino Preliminary Suitability (Chicago, IL) – Bally’s Casino released the following statement today after the Illinois Gaming Board ruled in favor of their preliminary suitability:

“We are pleased with the Preliminary Finding of Suitability today by the Illinois Gaming Board for Chicago’s first and only casino. The ruling will enable us to continue development efforts on Bally’s Chicago Casino temporary site at the iconic Medinah Temple. As a world-class city and a global destination, Chicago provides an exceptional environment to offer outstanding amenities to visitors and residents alike.

“Bally’s Chicago will create employment opportunities for approximately 700 individuals across various professional fields, including gaming operations, hospitality, security, surveillance, janitorial services, human resources, and finance & accounting. Bally’s strictly adheres to all guidelines provided by the Illinois Gaming Board.

“We appreciate the support and collaboration of the Illinois Gaming Board and look forward to contributing positively to the local community and economy through the successful operation of Bally’s Chicago Casino.”

Statement: Illinois Gaming Board Approves Bally’s Chicago Casino Preliminary Suitability “Preparation to Move Forward at Temporary Site”

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