Over-consumption of alcohol will not be tolerated.

Fraudulent use or creation of a Fire Keeper’s Club® card (or use of another guest’s Club card or privileges) is prohibited.

The sale/resale of any PHC offers, coupons, gift certificates, promotional items, etc.

Any such activity may result in guest removal from the property, permanent banishment and/ or prosecution.

No illegal, destructive, offensive or disruptive language, gesture or activity is allowed in the facility.

Guests are expected to behave in a courteous and respectful manner:

Bags, backpacks, purses and luggage are subject to search.

Transparent or excessively revealing clothing and low/saggy pants that reveal undergarments are not allowed.

Appropriate clothing, including shoes and shirt, is required to enter the premises.

No outside food or beverages may be brought into the facilities and no beverage containers holding alcohol may leave the PHC (special dietary needs/special occasion carry-ins require written authorization by PHC Senior Management in advance).

Smoking is not allowed in designated areas, including all restaurants.

Weapon includes, but is not limited to: firearms, pellet and BB guns, stun gun (or like), ammunition, knives, chemicals, explosives and other objects or substances that may be used in a dangerous manner. PHC maintains a no weapons allowed policy.Guests have unrestricted access to all public areas.Guests may travel through a Class III gaming area to access a non-gaming venue only when accompanied by an adult age of 21 or older.Guests may participate in Class II gaming and enter non-gaming venues.Guests under the age of 18 are allowed to travel through a gaming area to access a non-gaming venue only when accompanied by a person of sufficient age for the area.They are prohibited from participating in gaming activity. Guests under the age of 18 are not allowed on property unless accompanied by an adult.The following age restrictions are strictly enforced: PHC Management has the right to refuse service to any guest while on premises. The Forest County Potawatomi Community, a federally recognized Indian tribe, owns and operates the enterprises Potawatomi Bingo Casino (“PBC”) and Potawatomi Hotel (“PH”), which are marketed together as Potawatomi Casino Hotel (“PCH”).

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