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If you want to experience gambling in a Colorado mountain town, then Cripple Creek is the best place to visit for gaming fun. With nine casinos all within walking distance along historic Bennett Avenue, there’s plenty of unique and exciting table games and slot machines. And now that Colorado gaming law allows sports betting, you can cheer on your favorite teams in ALL your favorite sports right here in Cripple Creek. And the fun and action NEVER STOPS! Casinos are now open 24-hours with no last call. Are you ready to strike it RICH with non-stop gaming action and FUN? Visit Cripple Creek!

This variance is really important to the City of Cripple Creek, which struggled when the casinos were closed.' The request limits players to three per table for black jack, four for roulette and six each for craps and poker; players and employees must wear masks except when drinking or eating and use hand sanitizer before beginning play. In July of 2009, rules were liberalized to include craps, roulette, and a 100$ max bet limit. Here is a brief review of Craps in Cripple Creek. Cripple Creek is about an hour west of Colorado Springs, on the backside of Pikes Peak. Shuttle Buses run hourly between the two towns.Some the scenery on the way is spectacular.

BRONCO BILLY’S

Eat, drink, and win when you take a seat at the friendly slots in Bronco Billy’s Casino, named “Best Casino” in The Gazette and The Colorado Springs Independent for several consecutive years! When walking through the casino you’re sure to see confetti on the floor from all of the jackpots paid out that day! Bronco Billy’s is proud of the millions they pay out in jackpots every month – come join the winners at Bronco Billy’s Casino.

Century Casino

Still, Cripple Creek is plain out of luck for resuming blackjack, poker, craps and roulette games in the immediate future. These activities are often considered the more colorful aspect of the local gaming scene. The casinos in nearby Cripple Creek feature exciting, high-stakes gaming.PLEASE NOTE. All casinos in Colorado are open with limited capacity for slots, electronic craps/poker/roulette, and sports book.

Century Casino has a great selection of popular penny slots, all the hot new slots, video poker machines and classic reel games. Join the Gold Club and earn free play, free food and overnight stays. Look for fun promotions every day of the week at Century Casino.

Colorado Grande Casino & Hotel

Located in the Fairly-Lampman building, the Colorado Grande Casino offers an authentic Cripple Creek gaming experience with a variety of games. In addition to its offering of video poker and the “oldies but goodies” with loose dollar reel slots, you can also find the latest Aristocrat and IGT games with current TITO penny machines. Machines at the Colorado Grande Casino include $5, quarter, nickel and penny slots.

Johnny Nolon’s Saloon & Gambling Emporium

Located at the corner of Third Street and Bennett Avenue, Johnny Nolon’s Casino in Cripple Creek offers a variety of slot machines and video poker for unlimited gaming fun. Be sure to ask about Johnny Nolon’s hot progressives and new promotions.

McGill’s Casino & Hotel

McGill’s Hotel & Casino boasts a variety of excitement and entertainment, with video poker, slots and progressive machines on the spacious floor. McGill’s Casino & Hotel is designed for comfort, convenience and excitement, the mezzanine overlooks the main level of the casino and has the hottest coin games in town.

Midnight Rose Casino & Hotel

From the grand staircase to the warmth and hospitality of the staff, you will feel as though you stepped back in time at the Midnight Rose Hotel & Casino. Enjoy state-of-the-art games and luxurious gaming rooms in an atmosphere fit for royalty. With two spacious floors of entertainment, the Midnight Rose Hotel & Casino features the newest and hottest slots from WMS, IGT, Aristocrat and more.

The Brass Ass Casino

The Brass Ass Casino is located inside one of the city’s most historic buildings. The Brass Ass Casino features old town street scene décor, including western building facades and the original Cripple Creek lighted-sign from H.H. Rosser’s Pool Hall. This Colorado Casino is named after the brass ass statue in the window of the casino – one of the original brass donkeys that launched boats with a well-placed kick at the 1893 World Exposition in Chicago.

The Double Eagle Hotel & Casino

One of Cripple Creek’s largest casinos, the Double Eagle Hotel & Casino features live table action, including Double Deck Pitch Blackjack with a 3-2 pay table, and Roulette, with digital odds display. Prefer the slots? The Double Eagle Hotel & Casino boasts the latest slots and video poker machines from IGT, Williams Bally and Aristocrat.

Wildwood Casino

At Wildwood Casino, you will find hundreds of your favorite slots and video poker machines, along with Ultimate Texas Hold ‘Em, Blackjack, Craps, and Roulette. Be sure to sign up for a Club Wild Card – the quickest way to earn exclusive member-only rewards at Wildwood Casino, the Highest Casino in the World!

State Authorities Deny Plan For Less Gambling and Drinking Restrictions

~ by Rick Langenberg ~

In another blow for the Cripple Creek casino community, the city and county, state health officials denied a bid last week, submitted by the Teller commissioners, for a variance to bring back casino table games and 24/7 alcohol service.

As a result, blackjack and poker buffs may have to partake in these activities in gaming towns near Denver or at their homes.

But in a slight compromise, officials from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) left the door slightly open for the county to qualify as a “Protect Our Neighbors “area, giving it the most lenient COVID-19 restrictions available in Colorado.

Still, Cripple Creek is plain out of luck for resuming blackjack, poker, craps and roulette games in the immediate future. These activities are often considered the more colorful aspect of the local gaming scene. And unfortunately, the county must head back to square one in seeking more relief from the current COVID restrictions, even though the county is doing quite well in controlling the pandemic locally.

The decision, made last Thursday during a phone conference/hearing with CDPHE officials, isn’t sitting well with the commissioners.

“We are very disappointed in the decision made by the state,” said Teller County Commission Chairman Marc Dettenrieder, who has taken a lead role in dealing with the coronavirus-related variances. “We don’t feel it is fair to change the rules like this. We believe we should have been grand-fathered in.’

The commission chairman was referring to a new process, implemented by CDPHE to deal with variance procedures. The county’s latest bid was delayed by state bureaucratic changes, and a meeting was set up last week. That’s when the state officially ruled against the county’s latest variance, their third bid for relief from the state COVID restrictions.

Dettenrieder contends that this decision will serve as another economic setback for a region already battered by financial woes. “It really places us at a competitive disadvantage (to casinos in Black Hawk and Central City).” Plus, this represents more bad news for the city of Cripple Creek, which is dealing with a record low volume of casino devices/game fees, the main revenue source that funds the city government.

Table games returned on Sept. 12 to the main stage for casinos in Black Hawk and Central City due to Gilpin County’s designation as a “Protect Our Neighbors” rating by state officials. This particular rating, which only a few counties have received, offers the fewest restrictions, such as allowing indoor gatherings of 500 people and permitting businesses to operate at a 50 percent occupancy reduction,

Protect Our Neighbors Rating

In essence, state officials, according to Teller County Administrator Sheryl Decker, want the county to work towards gaining this rating. Teller is currently considered “A Safer At Home And In The Vast, Great Outdoors” area. This is the middle of the road designation among three possible categories.

According to officials, the one positive development from last week’s meeting with the state was that guidelines were provided for how Teller may achieve this less restrictive rating. Decker said if the county ups its testing, or makes other adjustments, it may qualify.

The county’s main Achilles heel in obtaining this less restrictive designation deals with its current COVID-19 caseload, which has nearly hit the 200 mark. Gilpin County, for example, has less than 20 positive COVID cases. On the upside, the surge of new cases has slowed down considerably in Teller, since a big spike in July.

Dettenrieder said the county plans to pursue this less restrictive option, but noted that officials must then start the process from square one and obtain letters of support and other documentation. “We have an opportunity,” said the commission chairman. “We are in a good position.”

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In fact, if the county can obtain the Protect Our Neighbors rating, this could provide a big bonanza for casinos and other facilities. Besides the return of table games and 24/7 alcohol service, this would open the door for more customers, with the 500-capacity levels for indoor gatherings.

The commission chairman has stressed that time is not on the side of Cripple Creek casinos and southern Teller. “We need our businesses to open up more. That is the reality of economics,” said Dettenrieder.

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Dettenrieder and his peers on the commission have stressed the fact that shutting down the economy has become more of a threat than the current COVID-19 restrictions. They have continued to emphasize the importance of individual and business responsibility in grappling with the epidemic.

Another trump card in the county’s bid deals with a lawsuit filed, in behalf of Andrew Wommack Ministries (AWM) by Liberty Counsel, calling the state’s ban against public gatherings by religious organizations as unconstitutional and unfair. In the suit, AWM has criticized state and local health departments over what they refer to as “arbitrarily imposed numerical limitations.” AWM wants to have a big Pastor’s Conference this week, an event that could attract hundreds of participants, including students at the Charis Bible College (see related story).

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Most political and legal insiders believe AWM faces an uphill battle in overturning these state restrictions against big, mega in-person gatherings.