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Tesuque Casino, located beside the Santa Fe Opera, opened its doors Friday, November 23, to a steady stream of visitors that organizers estimated would reach 5,000. The 72,000-square-foot casino features 800 slot machines and 10 table games. It replaces the 50,000-square-foot Camel Rock Casino, which was also on Tesuque tribal land and which closed on Nov. 14.

It employs around 275 people, according to Tim Brown, the president and CEO of the Pueblo of Tesuque Development Corp., compared to Camel Rock’s 200. Brown says some employees are from Tesuque, but most are from Santa Fe

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