WarHorse Gaming will manage and operate the expansion of casino gaming at the existing horse racing tracks in South Sioux City and in partnership with the Nebraska Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association (HBPA) in Omaha and Lincoln. WarHorse Gaming, LLC, is a division of Ho-Chunk, Inc., the award-winning economic development corporation of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. By this time next year, our goal is to be generating some much-needed property tax relief for the state.” “We’re planning a fairly substantial phased opening in the second half of 2023. “Nebraskans won’t have to wait much longer for the chance to play their favorite slots,” Morgan continued. The final build out also will include a variety of dining options, sports bar, and café. Entrance to temporary WarHorse Casino Lincoln 'I am not surprised that the emergence of a casino on our concourse level has gone so smoothly. The groundbreaking kicks off an anticipated 18 months of construction, leading to a casino with more than 1200 slots machines, 20 table games, sportsbook and both live and simulcast horse racing. The Grand Island casino opened on December 27 with approximately 260 slot machines, and during the first week of January, it produced an additional 127,000 in gaming taxes.

Today is a significant milestone in making that happen.” Nebraskans made their thoughts clear in the 2020 election – we want to keep our money in our state. “It’s very exciting to have reached this point,” said Morgan, “but even more exciting knowing what the future holds for Omaha and the state. (parent company of WarHorse Gaming), Garald “Wally” Wollesen, Nebraska Horsemen President, and others. The event took featured remarks from Lance Morgan, President and CEO of Ho-Chunk, Inc. OMAHA, Nebraska – WarHorse gaming held its second groundbreaking in as many weeks today during an event at Horsemen’s Park, the future site of WarHorse Omaha.

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