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Slot Machines for Bars in Schaumburg, IL

The Illinois Gaming Board's September 2026 report lists 21 establishments in Schaumburg with video gaming terminals, 118 terminals in all. If you run a bar or restaurant in Schaumburg, here is what is on the public record and how Prairie State Gaming would work with you.

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About the town

About Schaumburg

How Schaumburg came to be

Schaumburg's story begins with German farmers. The Olde Schaumburg Centre Historic District still carries their mark, and the one-room Schaumburg Centre School went up in 1872. At the Spring Valley Nature Center and Heritage Farm, the village recreates life on a 135-acre farm of the 1880s. In 1938 the architect Paul Schweikher designed the house that bears his name here.

The farm landscape turned over after 1969, when several farmers, among them a dairy farmer and corn and soybean growers, sold their land for a shopping center. Woodfield Mall opened on September 9, 1971, on a site beside Interstate 90 and Interstate 290 about 24 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. It was built by Woodfield Associates, a joint venture of Taubman Centers, Homart Development and Marshall Field and Company, and opened with Sears, Marshall Field's and JCPenney as anchors. The mall was expanded in 1973 and again in the 1990s.

Schaumburg today

The village grew from a rural place into the suburb it is now, and the farm roots sit alongside the retail district rather than under it. Woodfield remains the landmark, the reason many people outside the village know its name. The heritage sites keep the older village in view for anyone who wants it.

The bar and restaurant scene

A bar or restaurant in Schaumburg works in the shadow of a regional shopping destination. Close to Woodfield and the interstates, the customer may be a shopper or someone passing through, and the room has to earn a repeat visit. Farther out, the neighborhood places depend on regulars who live nearby. Owners who run either kind of room are competing for the same dining dollar as the mall's own restaurants. The Gaming Board record on this page lists the Schaumburg locations that hold video gaming licenses.

Sources

  1. Village of Schaumburg — 70 Years of Schaumburg (accessed November 6, 2026)
  2. Digital Research Library of Illinois History Journal — Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg (accessed November 6, 2026)
Illinois Gaming Board record

Video gaming locations in Schaumburg

Establishments in Schaumburg on the Illinois Gaming Board's lists of video gaming licensees and applicants, with the status the Board shows.

Show all 24 Schaumburg locations
  • Moretti's Restaurant & Pizzeria
    1893 Walden Office Sq.
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · December 17, 2020
  • Mugs Pizza & Ribs
    24 W. Schaumburg Road
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · March 14, 2024
  • PILOT PETE'S
    905 W. Irving Park Rd.
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · September 17, 2020
  • Rookies 8 All American Pub and Grill
    1416 N Roselle Rd
    Application pending with the Illinois Gaming Board · August 27, 2026
  • Royal Bar & Restaurant
    939 W. Wise Rd.
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · March 13, 2025
  • SHUFFLE'S CAFE & LOUNGE
    13 W. Weathersfield Way
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 27, 2022
  • SHUFFLE'S CAFE & LOUNGE
    1227 N. Roselle Rd
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 27, 2022
  • SHUFFLE'S CAFE & LOUNGE
    722 E. Schaumburg Rd
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 27, 2022
  • SHUFFLES CAFE & LOUNGE
    2327 W. Schaumburg Rd.
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · January 27, 2022
  • The Hideout of Schaumburg
    1220 Valley Lake Drive
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · April 25, 2024
  • VILLAGE TAVERN & GRILL
    901 W Wise Rd
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · September 17, 2020
  • WESTWOOD TAVERN & TAP
    1385 N MEACHAM ROAD
    Licensed by the Illinois Gaming Board · December 17, 2020
Same split, different service

How Prairie State Gaming helps in Schaumburg

Illinois law fixes how terminal income is shared between the operator and the establishment, and no operator may give a location anything to sign. What you choose is the team.

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Questions

Video gaming in Schaumburg: the short answers

Does the revenue split change from one terminal operator to another?

No. Illinois law splits terminal income after tax evenly between the terminal operator and the establishment, whatever an agreement says, and no operator may give a location anything of value to sign (230 ILCS 40/25(c)). Operators differ in service, not in the split.

How long does a video gaming use agreement last?

Illinois Gaming Board rules cap a use agreement at eight years and do not allow it to renew automatically (11 Ill. Adm. Code 1800.320). If your location already has terminals, your agreement states its own end date.

How many slot machines (video gaming terminals) may one establishment have?

Illinois law allows a licensed establishment up to six video gaming terminals (230 ILCS 40/25(e)). The limit is set by the state, not by the terminal operator.

Have a question about video gaming at your place?

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