Running Aces sues local casino execs, claims they’ve offered unauthorized games Josh Skluzacek & Tom Hauser KSTP Updated: April 16, 2024 - 4:30 PM Published: April 16, 2024 - 10:27 AM ...

The lawsuit names Grand Casino Hinckley and Mille Lacs, Treasure Island Casino, and executives and managers for all three operations as defendants. Attorneys for Running Aces, located in Columbus ...

A judge has dismissed a federal lawsuit by Running Aces Casino against five tribal casinos in Minnesota that it accused of offering games not allowed under state law. The lawsuit was filed last ...

The Minnesota Federal Court has dismissed a lawsuit against tribal gaming executives following allegations of illegal ...

Running Aces, one of the state’s two horse-racing tracks, filed a federal racketeering lawsuit Tuesday claiming tribal casinos in three locations have offered card games not authorized under ...

Minnesota harness track Running Aces has filed a lawsuit against three tribal casinos over unauthorized card games which give the casinos an "unfair competitive advantage," reports the Star Tribune.

Fans watch as horses finish a race at Running Aces Casino & Racetrack in Columbus, Minn., a harness track located about 25 miles north of St. Paul. The track starts its ninth season of racing on ...

Running Aces issued a statement, calling the approval a “lifeline for survival” and noted it will be effective the day after the 2024 legislative session, May 21.