Venues & Events
Rooms, fundraisers, casino nights and the places that signed the 2018 petition
Places and events rather than websites: rooms and tables, charity casino nights and fundraisers, the local traffic that a venue brings to the town around it, and — from the archive — the liquor stores, libraries and farmers’ markets where the 2018 petition was actually signed. That list is the most concrete document this domain ever published: it names the counties and the storefronts.
A casino night run for a cause is a different animal from a licensed operation, and the difference is legal, not cosmetic: who holds the money, who may play, and whether a prize can be paid in cash. The pages here keep that distinction in front of everything else.
- 01Venues & EventsArkansas Casino Age Limits
Arkansas draws a strict legal dividing line between commercial casino gambling and charitable prize competitions. Anyone placing a casino bet, sitting at an electronic table, or creating a…
- 02Venues & EventsCasino Self-Exclusion in Arkansas
Arkansas law divides the process of barring yourself from gambling into two separate tracks: an administrative state framework and individual casino policies. Arkansas Act 798 of 2025…
- 03Venues & EventsHow Casino Comps Are Calculated
Casinos do not calculate player comps from the amount of cash lost during a trip. A player walking away from a table down $1,000 can receive fewer comp offers than a companion who broke…
- 04Venues & EventsOaklawn vs Southland
Oaklawn in Hot Springs pairs casino gaming with live horse racing, while Southland in West Memphis ties its gaming floor to dog racing. Both venues expanded their gaming options after…
- 05EnglishVenues & EventsHow to Set Up a Casino Evening Fundraiser
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No byline, on purpose. Material here is signed by the desk and not by an invented person: if you see a name on a page, it belongs to someone quoted or to the author of a document, never to a persona we made up to look like a staff of ten.
Each number has an owner. Revenue lines, tax shares, licence numbers and dates are copied from the filing, report or operator page that holds them, and the sentence using a figure says where it came from. Where the source has no figure, this site leaves the sentence out instead of estimating one.
Mistakes get fixed in place. Point one out at [email protected]: the wrong line is rewritten on the page you read it on, with the old wording quoted underneath, so the change is visible rather than quietly swallowed.