The Winnebago Tribe of
Nebraska met a deadline on Monday to bid for a commercial casino in Iowa.
Ho-Chunk Inc, the tribe's economic development corporation, is proposing a $120 million investment in the Warrior Casino & Hotel.
The project would feature 32,274 square-feet of gaming space, a buffet, a restaurant, a sports bar and a 93-unit hotel.
Ho-Chunk Inc is one of three bidders who submitted an application to the Iowa Racing and Gaming
Commission for the casino in Sioux City.
A decision is expected in spring 2013.
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