The Stables

Visit The Stables, Located between Joplin and Tulsa,
East of I-44 in Miami, Oklahoma

Butler National Corporation announced that the "Stables", a Class III gaming establishment in Miami, Oklahoma, owned by the Miami Tribe and the Modoc Tribe, opened for business on September 21, 1998.  The Stables has made a significant capital investment in the community and provided many new job opportunities around the City of Miami and the surrounding communities.  The quality of this facility attracts the public.  The Stables draws many of its customers from the local communities in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma, as well as many tourists attending the Branson, Missouri attractions.

The Stables is located adjacent to the City of Miami, Oklahoma, a few minutes west of Interstate Route 44, formally know as the famous U.S. Route 66, one of the busiest stretches of highway in the United States.

The Stables, features Class II and Class III games permitted under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, including high stakes bingo and Black Jack.  The Stables is unique in that it has an approved Class III gaming compact with the State of Oklahoma to offer Off-Track-Betting on horse racing (“OTB'') and a compact for Class III gaming machines..   Both the OTB facility and the bingo operation feature state-of-the-art electronics and games.

The 24,000 square foot building includes the Stables Bingo hall, seating approximately 500 players, the Clubhouse, a fine dining restaurant, the OTB area known as Trackside and an adjacent bar and lounge.  The Stables employs approximately 130 people with an annual payroll in excess of $1.5 Million.   The employment and related operating expenditures should provide approximately $10 Million in economic activity to the Miami economy each year.