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Nation Tribe: Pueblo of Isleta

11000 Broadway SE
Albuquerque, NM 87105-7469

877-747-5382

505-244-8191 Shows and events
505-724-3907 Employment
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Isleta Resort & Casino is located on Interstate 25 at Highway 47 (Exit 215). It is 7 miles south of downtown Albuquerque.

The name of the Isleta Resort & Casino was branded the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in 2010. On July 1, 2013 the name was changed back to the Isleta Resort & Casino.

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25 table games - open 24 hours, blackjack, baccarat, craps, roulette, pai gow, heads up hold'em, and high card flush. Info line 505.724.3839.

Poker room - open 24 hours, omaha hi-lo split (Tues & Thu), no limit hold'em, ?limit poker. Info line 505.724.3847.

Bingo - Daily sessions. Doors open at 3pm. Games start at 6pm. Bingo Hotline 505.724.3820.

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Isleta Casino and Resort reopens after 3-month COVID shutdown

February 8, 2021

The Isleta Casino and Resort reopened Wednesday after shutting down last Nov. 16th for the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the second time this year that Isleta shut down for the pandemic. Early last year the casino shut down in March and did not reopen until June 15.

New safety procedures and protocols are now in effect. The new operating hours are limited to 9 am to 12:30 am daily. All casino employees were tested before reopening and will be offered COVID vaccinations when available.

To enter a 'proper mask' must be worn by all guests and employee. Gaiters and bandanas are not allowed. Masks with vents or valves are also not allowed. An outside vending machine will provide a mask if needed.

The gaming floor will maintain a limited capacity and bingo sessions will be limited to 128 players. All dining venues have reduced seating capacities.

The Isleta Casino is the first casino in Albuquerque to reopen. Other casinos that remain closed in the area are The Palace West Casino, which closed in March, Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel, which closed Nov. 14, and the Route 66 Casino Express, which closed Oct. 25.

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Isleta Resort & Casino opens sportsbook

August 18, 2019

On Monday the Isleta Resort & Casino in Albuquerque opened its sportsbook and began taking bets on professional sports and on the University of New Mexico Lobos and the New Mexico State University Aggies. Sports betting is open every day 8 am to 1 pm.

The Isleta sportsbook is operating in a temporary location on the casino floor while construction continues on its new home near the food court.

Betting on in-state college teams is a major difference between Isleta Casino and most sports wagering across the nation. Most states have prohibited it by state laws. Santa Ana Star Casino, the other Albuquerque casino, does not accept bets on New Mexico college teams.

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Isleta Resort & Casino will open food court in August

May 7, 2018

Isleta Resort & Casino is preparing to open a new food court this summer. It will feature two new eateries to the casino, Fatburger and Panda Express, along with Chili Ristra New Mexican cuisine, and Chill Coffee & Ice Cream Shop.

Isleta Resort & Casino will be the first New Mexico casino with a food court. Fatburger will be the first in the state and Panda Express will be the first inside a NM casino.

The food court is part of the ongoing $40 million renovation that began in 2017. Since then Isleta has opened new bingo and poker rooms, quadrupled the space in the Triple Sevens sports and dance bar, opened the entertainment showroom and introduced a new non-smoking gaming area.

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Isleta Resort and Casino will add sports betting

April 24, 2019

Isleta Resort & Casino issued a press release yesterday announcing plans to open a sportsbook sometime this summer. Isleta is partnering with USBookmaking to provide the wagering platform.

The announcement included this statement from Isleta Resort & Casino CEO Harold Baugus:

'We're very excited to be answering the requests of our guests to bring sports gambling to New Mexico. We look forward to unveiling all of the exciting possibilities to our patrons.'

Isleta will be the third New Mexico casino to offer sports betting. The first was Santa ana Star Casino last October followed by Buffalo Thunder Casino in March.

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Isleta Casino expands bingo and poker rooms

July 13, 2018

The new poker and bingo room projects have been completed at Isleta Resort & Casino. The grand openings have been scheduled to celebrate the new areas.

On Thursday the new bingo room opened. Up to 400 guests can attend each session in the new area. Food service is available to players in the room.

The celebration will continue on the evening session on Saturday. Two special sessions will be held where $10,000 will be given away. August 11 there will be a drawing for a 2018 Chevy Camaro.

Also on Thursday a ceremony was held for the ribbon cutting to reopen the poker room. Special gaming promotions will be available to players until Sunday. Special drawings will be held during this time for players that are participating in live games or tournaments.

On July 27 at 10 p.m. a celebration will be held for the newly renovated Triple Sevens. One change is the dance floor has been enlarged. Drink specials and live music will be available during the event.

A renovation has also happened at the Isleta Showroom. New seating has been added. 400 guests will be able to attend shows at the venue. A new media system and sound system has been added. The stage for performers is larger. The date for the opening has not been announced.

The renovation projects for the casino have totaled $40 million.

The Isleta Resort & Casino is owned by the Pueblo of Isleta.

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If your birthday’s in December, you share a birthday month with the Bingo game.

That’s right, we’re celebrating Bingo’s Birthday Month all December!

(Don’t you wish someone would celebrate your birthday all month?)

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You do know bingo right? It’s a simple game of chance:

• All players get their own game cards/boards.
• Each card has 25 spaces (five columns and five rows). Twenty-four of the spaces contain numbers (the center is free).
• Each column is designated by one of the letters in the game’s name:. B – I – N – G – O. Then each column contains one of 15 numbers (B is 1-15, I is 16-30, etc.).
• Numbers are drawn by picking labeled balls or pieces of paper (depending on how “official” the game is) out of a container.
• If you have the picked number, you mark/cover the space.
• When you’ve covered spaces in the correct pattern (often 5 in a row, either down, across, or diagonal, but it can vary) you must yell out bingo to win. Usually you must yell bingo before the next number is called, or your win doesn’t count.

For such a simple game, it can be a lot of fun. Especially if you’re playing with competitive players!

A Bit of Bingo History & Trivia

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Edwin S. Lowe created the Bingo game we know in 1929.

But a very similar game was played long before that. The first “bingo” game was actually an Italian lottery played way back in 1530. They called it “Lo Giuoco del Lotto D’Italia.” Italians still play this game today.

In 1770s France it became a game for wealthy Frenchman. They called it simply “Le Lotto.” The Germans used a similar game as a children’s learning tool in the 1800s.

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When the game finally made it to the US, it was just a carnival/fair game called “beano.” The name likely came from the beans players used to cover the numbers.

One day Mr. Lowe overheard a winner excitedly yell out “bingo.” This inspired him to create a version of the game with that name. He had Carl Leffler, a Columbia University math professor, help him create new cards with more number combinations. By 1930 the game had 6000 different cards.

Today Bingo is a big charity fund-raiser. The game raises more than $5 billion every year for churches and other organizations.

It’s also popular in retirement in nursing homes. The game is simple to run and easy for the elderly or disabled residents to play (no running around!). Many older residents also grew up playing church bingo, and so enjoy the nostalgia associated with the game.

And of course there are many online versions of Bingo. Some are just for fun, while others are for money.

Scroll down for some ideas on celebrating this fun-and-games holiday.

Celebrating Bingo’s Birthday Month

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Individuals

Obviously you can play regular bingo. Either get a game going with friends, or find a game at a nearby church or other fundraiser.

Or consider celebrating the season with a Holiday Bingo game. Believe it or not, you can get a whole variety:

• Around the Year Bingo (Jewish holidays throughout the year)

If you want to be more creative, create your own Bingo cards. Use pictures, words, places, or dates relevant to your life.

Teachers

Take a cue from libraries, which often create games of Book Bingo. Instead of numbers, the spaces hold pictures of characters or places from books. Use books on your class’ reading list.

Or create games with subject themes, like math or science terms.

Or make it a month-long challenge. Each space holds a specific challenge. Examples for a Reading Challenge could include:

• Reading a book, or a chapter in a longer book
• Analyzing a character
• Researching a location, or figuring out what real locations may have inspired a fictional place

You could also do other subject challenges, like math problems or science experiments.

The kids earn a Bingo by completing all the challenges in a particular row (down, across, or diagonal as usual) or pattern.

Since it is December, you might also want to do a Holiday Bingo game using symbols for the various winter holidays (Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year’s, etc) in the spaces instead of numbers.

Or make it a Holiday Bingo Challenge. Have students research the history/meaning of the symbols, and even the holidays themselves.

Younger students can learn to recognize and/or match letters, shapes, or colors. Depending on their ages/abilities, either call out the letters/shapes/colors or have the symbols on individual cards to turn over and show them.

Do you have any other ideas for celebrating Bingo’s Birthday Month?