The casino's expansion into 24/7 operation will not only test its ability to increase its revenue but also try to cater to a clientele that expects unhindered access to gaming services. Around-the-clock dining will be available at the casino’s Wabash Cafe, while other operational enhancements include discounted parking and expanded shuttle service.

These figures fall short of former Mayor Lori Lightfoot's projection of $12.8 million anticipated for the city's coffers for the year, and the 24/7 transition is slated as a potential game-changer.īally's is not just planning to continuously play cards and cash out chips they are also extending amenities to match. Since its opening in September, the downtown casino has reported roughly $22 million in gross revenue, which has so far generated about $2.2 million in tax revenue directed toward Chicago’s police and firefighter pension funds. He added that this move aligns Bally's hours with those of their local competition. “Opening our doors 24/7 is an important step as we continue to increase our visitation,” Mark Wong, the general manager of Bally's Chicago, told the Chicago Tribune. With the green light from the Illinois Gaming Board secured to go nonstop, Bally’s aims to finally hit its stride in the competitive gambling market. till 8 a.m., a factor that Bally’s executives believe has been holding back their revenue performance. Till now, slot machines and gaming tables have been idling from the early hours of 4 a.m. The casino, currently running at the iconic Medinah Temple, is set to become a day-and-night operation starting December 27, as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times. The dice at Bally’s Chicago will soon keep tumbling 24/7.

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