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Ojibwa Casino Marquette
Marquette, MI
Clean floor with newer machines
The Upper Peninsula
Casinos in Marquette
Marquette, the largest city in the Upper Peninsula, sits on Lake Superior, and Ojibwa Casino Marquette is on the edge of town. The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community runs it as the sister to its Baraga casino, with 500 slots and live blackjack, Let It Ride, roulette and pitch. Food comes from MQT's Superior Eats, and there is an RV park but no hotel or sportsbook; overnight guests stay at partner hotels served by a free shuttle.
Miles from Green Bay
Marquette and nearby
The venue in Marquette
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Before you go Call ahead to confirm the games and limits you want are running, bring a valid photo ID, and decide on a spending limit before you arrive. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential help is available at 1-800-GAMBLER.
Questions about casinos in Marquette
How many casinos are in Marquette?
Just one, Ojibwa Casino Marquette.
How far is Marquette from Green Bay?
About 141 miles in a straight line. On the road it's farther, and how long it takes depends mostly on when you leave.
Are the casinos in Marquette open 24 hours?
No. Check the hours on the venue page before you go, especially late at night.