Cash-only no more: Turning Stone’s sportsbook back after hack
Turning Stone ran on cash for days before its sportsbook came back online.
The hit
Turning Stone Resort Casino is back online days after a cyberattack knocked out payment systems, ATMs & phone lines, according to Yogonet. The casino announced Thursday it had resumed accepting credit cards for food & beverage purchases, with TS Sports, the group’s sportsbook, set to resume at 4pm the same day.
Why it matters
According to the casino, no confidential data was compromised, but the Oneida Indian Nation has not named a suspect behind the attack.
The record
| Attack date | Monday 2 November (Oneida Indian Nation) |
|---|---|
| Systems disrupted | Payments & ATMs across Nation properties; phones at Turning Stone & the Nation’s Health Center |
| TS Sports resumption | 4pm Thursday 5 November |
| Workforce | More than 5,000 employees, the largest in Oneida & Madison counties |
| Recent expansion | $400m project completed summer 2026, including a new luxury hotel |
What happens next
Watch for any disclosure from the Oneida Indian Nation on who was behind the attack.
Sources: New York: Oneida Indian Nation’s Turning Stone Casino restores operations after cyberattack
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