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Sober Driver Casino Portland. The Chauffeur Stays Sober.
Most casino transport out of Portland comes down to three choices. Choice one is the 1 a.m. rideshare gamble, when the driver pool has thinned, the surge multiplier keeps climbing, and the wait at the property's general-pickup lane runs 18 minutes against a Cowlitz Way curb that empties faster than it fills. Choice two is the designated-driver-friend, the one who passes on the cocktails, ducks out of the table early to stay clear, and almost never agrees to the same favor twice in a year. Choice three is a Marquee chauffeur, on payroll under Portland Bureau of Transportation certification, sobriety-verified as a condition of the shift, and staged at the property's private-hire valet lane through the full gaming block. This page is about choice three.
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By Ilyas Khairi, Founder of Marquee Chauffeur · Licensed and permitted since 2018 · Updated July 19, 2026
TL;DR
A Marquee sober-driver casino booking runs on one fully employed chauffeur on payroll under Portland private-for-hire permitting, sobriety-verified before the shift under a documented drug-and-alcohol policy. That chauffeur drives the outbound, holds the property's private-hire valet lane through the gaming block, and runs the return without ever entering the casino floor or handing off mid-booking. The locked round-trip rate covers all four Portland-area casinos: ilani in Ridgefield, Spirit Mountain in Grand Ronde, Chinook Winds in Lincoln City, and Three Rivers in Florence.
The full service overview sits on the Portland casino chauffeur page, and 2026 rates sit on the 2026 pricing guide.
01The Three Patterns
Rideshare At 1 A.M.,
Designated Friend, Or Chauffeur.
Start with the rideshare attempt on the way home from a casino night. Groups book the outbound leg without trouble because demand sits low at 7 p.m. on a weeknight and the surge multiplier holds at baseline. It is the return that falls apart. A 1 a.m. departure from ilani against an empty I-5 corridor, with the rideshare pool thinned out by drivers who have already logged off, meets surge multipliers between 1.4x and 2.1x on weeknights and 1.6x and 2.4x on Friday and Saturday. The wait at the property's general-pickup lane drags because that same surge has pulled drivers toward downtown Portland's bar-shift demand rather than out to Ridgefield. The full pricing breakdown against rideshare premium tiers sits on the chauffeur vs Uber Black guide.
Then there is the designated-driver-friend. One person in the group gives up the night so the rest do not have to. The friend nurses a club soda at the table, keeps an eye on the clock against everyone else's pace, slips off the casino floor early to stay clear before the I-5 South curve, and rarely agrees to the same arrangement twice in one year. The friend's personal auto policy carries a standard 100/300/100 limit, not the $1 million commercial liability that Marquee runs on every Portland ride. The friend has never been screened against the federal drug-and-alcohol cycle. The friend sits outside the federal hours-of-service framework. The favor holds for one trip, and the resentment builds across the rotations after that.
Third is the chauffeur. That chauffeur is on payroll for the full booking window, sobriety-verified at start of shift, inside the federal hours-of-service framework, on the city-mandated drug-and-alcohol program, covered by the company $1 million commercial liability policy, and carrying a private-hire valet relationship at every casino on the route map. Nobody at the booking party skips a drink to drive. Nobody ducks out of the table early. Nobody carries a personal-policy risk on the I-5 corridor at 1 a.m. The chauffeur runs the route. The booking party plays.
Rideshare return at 1 a.m.
The post-midnight return surge from ilani, Spirit Mountain, and Chinook Winds runs higher than the outbound, because driver supply has thinned and none of these properties sit in the same density pool as downtown Portland. A four-person group on a Saturday concert return often clears the locked Escalade ESV minimum once the surge multiplier and the metered wait time stack across two ride attempts. The real trouble with rideshare on a casino return is that the booking only exists once the night is over, not when it begins.
Designated-driver-friend rotation
The designated-friend rotation holds for one trip and breaks by the second and third. The friend's personal auto policy carries a standard liability limit that the casino night does not warrant, the friend has no federal drug-and-alcohol screening, and the friend has no commercial license for carrying paying riders even when the trip gets split informally among the booking party. The setup feels casual enough to seem low-stakes, yet structured enough that the resentment compounds once the same person draws the role on three trips in a row.
Fully employed chauffeur on payroll
A fully employed chauffeur sits on payroll for the full booking window, sobriety-verified at start of shift under the Marquee drug-and-alcohol program, screened against the federal cycle, working under Portland private-for-hire permitting, and covered by the company commercial liability policy. That employment status shifts the incentives across the night, because the chauffeur answers to Marquee leadership for conduct rather than to the booking party. Tips above the built-in 20 percent gratuity are received with thanks, but the relationship is structural, not performative.
Locked round-trip rate
The locked rate is the piece that lets nobody at the booking party skip a drink to drive or leave the table early to stay clear. The Volvo S90 holds at $110 per hour, the Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour, and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour, each with a 2-hour minimum and the 20 percent gratuity already built in. A typical 6-hour ilani round trip on the Escalade ESV runs $810 with the chauffeur staged on property through the full window. The number on the booking confirmation is the number on the final invoice.
02What Sobriety Verification Means
Pre-Shift Sign-Off,
Drug-And-Alcohol Program, city-permitted.
Sobriety verification on a Marquee shift is more than a single line in a policy. The chauffeur clears a pre-shift check built from the dispatcher conversation at start of shift, the daily 35-point pre-trip inspection that reads fitness for duty alongside vehicle condition, and a documented sign-off on the shift log. The whole program runs under Portland private-for-hire permitting, which requires every for-hire passenger carrier to keep a written drug-and-alcohol policy with pre-employment screening, random testing on the federal cycle, post-incident testing, and reasonable-suspicion testing on management observation. Marquee has held its city permit under continuous renewal since 2018, and the company drug-and-alcohol handbook holds the same line as the regulatory framework. The governing regulation, Portland City Code 16.40, sits at the portland.gov/code/16/40 page.
The casino destination changes none of it. The same pre-shift sign-off applies to a 6 a.m. PDX departure run on the Volvo S90, a 9 a.m. corporate downtown circuit on the Escalade ESV, a 4 p.m. Willamette Valley wine tour on the Sprinter, and a 7 p.m. ilani concert pickup on any of the three vehicles. The chauffeur stays fit for duty across the full shift, and the shift covers the booking window from the dispatcher hand-off at start of shift to the dispatcher hand-off at end of shift. A casino night that runs 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. is one shift on one chauffeur, not a two-driver rotation with a swap point buried in the middle of the booking.
The drug-and-alcohol program works against the same federal framework that DOT-regulated commercial drivers work under, even though Portland's private-for-hire framework for passenger carriers stands distinct from the FMCSA framework for interstate freight. The screening cadence, the documentation requirements, and the consequences for a violation line up with the commercial-driver standard that corporate vendor-credentialing desks at hospitals and life-sciences campuses already recognize. The policy that protects a rider on a chauffeur booking is the same policy that protects a rider on the casino night.
Pre-shift dispatcher check
Every Marquee shift opens with a dispatcher conversation at start of shift, where the chauffeur confirms the day's bookings, walks the route plan, and signs off on fitness for duty. The dispatcher position at (503) 706-8662 runs around the clock, and the start-of-shift hand-off follows the same protocol whether the chauffeur is opening a 6 a.m. airport-side rotation or a 6 p.m. casino-side rotation. The conversation is short. The protocol is documented. The shift log carries the sign-off into the company record.
35-point pre-trip inspection
The daily 35-point pre-trip inspection reads tire pressure, brake response, fluid levels, cabin cleanliness, seatbelt function, climate controls, lighting, and the chauffeur's fitness for duty right alongside the vehicle condition. It runs before the first booking of the day, and the chauffeur signs the inspection log. Tire chains ride in the cargo area from November through March for the Highway 18 coastal range crossing to Chinook Winds and the 99W wine-country corridor to Spirit Mountain during winter storm advisories. The inspection record is part of the city permit compliance file.
Random federal-cycle testing
The Marquee drug-and-alcohol program carries random testing on the federal cycle, as required under Portland private-for-hire permitting for for-hire passenger carriers. The cadence runs across the full chauffeur roster on an unannounced schedule that the company administers through a third-party provider rather than in-house. Pre-employment screening clears every chauffeur before the first booking, post-incident testing follows any reportable event, and reasonable-suspicion testing follows any management observation that warrants it. The program is documented, and the records are retained per state requirement.
No rotation across the booking
A casino night runs on one chauffeur from start to finish. The dispatcher inserts no swap point in the middle of the booking, and the chauffeur hands the vehicle to no second driver during the gaming block. The one exception is a booking that exceeds the federal hours-of-service cap, where a curbside change at the property's staging lane covers the regulatory limit without breaking into the gaming block. That single-chauffeur structure is what makes the accountability across the night work the way it does, because the same person owns the outbound, the staged hold, and the return.
03The Four Casinos
ilani Ridgefield, Spirit Mountain Grand Ronde,
Chinook Winds Lincoln City, Three Rivers Florence.
One sober-driver protocol covers all four Portland-area casinos. ilani Casino Resort sits 30 minutes north of Portland in Ridgefield WA via I-5 across the Columbia River. Spirit Mountain Casino sits 90 minutes southwest in Grand Ronde via 99W and Highway 18 through Yamhill County wine country. Chinook Winds Casino Resort sits two hours west in Lincoln City on the Oregon coast via 99W and Highway 18 to Highway 101. Three Rivers Casino sits roughly three hours southwest in Florence on the central coast via Highway 126 from Eugene. Each property runs a private-hire valet lane separate from the general drop, and the chauffeur stages there from the moment the booking party walks the floor. The property-by-property breakdown sits on the Portland casino chauffeur page.
ilani is the highest-volume booking on the Marquee casino circuit, because the 30-minute drive distance and the entertainment venue programming pull it inside the typical Friday and Saturday window for groups across Portland and Vancouver. The Cowlitz Indian Tribe property opened its 14-story hotel in 2023, which stretched the post-show booking pattern into overnight stays that the chauffeur returns for in the morning rather than waiting out. Spirit Mountain anchors Grand Ronde with the largest gaming floor in Oregon and an on-property lodge that supports overnight bookings. Chinook Winds layers its gaming floor with Pacific overlook dining and a beach walk between sessions for groups pairing the night with a coastal day. Three Rivers in Florence keeps a quieter profile and pairs well with a Heceta Head or Sea Lion Caves stop on the Highway 101 leg back toward Portland.
The locked rate holds the same across all four destinations inside the hourly framework. A 6-hour ilani round trip on the Escalade ESV runs $810. An 8-hour Spirit Mountain day on the Sprinter runs $1,320 with the wine-country tasting stop layered into the route. A 10-hour Chinook Winds coastal day on the Escalade ESV runs $1,350. A 12-hour Three Rivers Florence run on the Sprinter, taken as a long day rather than an overnight, runs $1,980 with the chauffeur lodging arranged on property when the booking extends. Every booking carries the same sober-driver protocol, the same Portland private-for-hire permitting, and the same $1 million commercial liability coverage.
ilani Ridgefield WA at 30 minutes
ilani Casino Resort sits at 1 Cowlitz Way in Ridgefield WA, 30 minutes from Portland via I-5 North across the Columbia River. The Cowlitz Indian Tribe opened the 368,000 square foot gaming floor in 2017 and added the 14-story hotel tower in 2023. The on-site entertainment venue books national tour acts, with concert nights hitting showtime at 8 p.m. against a 5 to 6 p.m. dinner window. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour fits a couples-night booking. The Escalade ESV at $135 per hour fits four to six guests on a concert night. The Sprinter at $165 per hour carries 10 to 14 on a bachelor or birthday block.
Spirit Mountain Grand Ronde at 90 minutes
Spirit Mountain Casino sits in Grand Ronde, 90 minutes southwest of Portland via 99W and Highway 18 through Yamhill County. The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde run the property, which holds the ranking as Oregon's largest casino. Spirit Mountain Lodge on the property handles the overnight booking pattern. Day-trip groups often slot a Domaine Serene or Stoller tasting room into the outbound or return leg, and the chauffeur staged on property at the casino runs the same hourly rate that would have applied to the wine-country stop alone. For wine-country routing detail, see the Willamette Valley wine tours page.
Chinook Winds Lincoln City at two hours
Chinook Winds Casino Resort sits in Lincoln City on the Oregon coast, two hours from Portland via 99W and Highway 18 to Highway 101. The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians run the oceanfront property, pairing the gaming floor with Pacific overlook dining and a beach access lane that booking parties often use between sessions. The chauffeur stages at the property's chartered-service position and takes the return route back along the same Highway 18 corridor at low-traffic post-9 p.m. speeds. The Sprinter at $165 per hour covers the larger group fit. The Escalade ESV at $135 per hour covers the couples or four-person profile.
Three Rivers Florence at three hours
Three Rivers Casino Resort sits in Florence on the central Oregon coast, roughly three hours from Portland via I-5 South to Eugene and Highway 126 west to the coast. The Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians run the property, which keeps a quieter gaming floor than the higher-volume tribal venues to the north and pairs well with a Heceta Head Lighthouse or Sea Lion Caves stop on the Highway 101 leg back toward Portland. Most Three Rivers bookings run as a long day rather than an overnight, with the Sprinter at $165 per hour as the standard vehicle for groups of six or more.
04The Locked Rate, The Sober Chauffeur
Nobody Skips A Drink To Drive.
Nobody Leaves The Table Early.
The real value of the locked rate lives in what it takes off the table for the night. Nobody at the booking party skips a drink to stay clear for the drive. Nobody leaves the gaming floor early to sober up before the I-5 corridor. Nobody carries a personal-policy risk on the return at 1 a.m. through the Highway 18 wine-country curve toward Spirit Mountain or across the Columbia from ilani. The chauffeur is on payroll for the full window, the rate is locked at booking, and the booking party plays the night the way it was meant to be played. The chauffeur-side workflow that backs this on the corporate-travel side runs the same way, documented on the hourly town car service page.
Groups running the math on the locked rate against the per-person rideshare split usually see it land one of two ways. Solo guests on a weeknight ilani run with an early return often find rideshare cheaper than the 2-hour Volvo S90 minimum. Groups of four or more on a Friday or Saturday return after midnight almost always find the locked Escalade ESV or Sprinter rate cheaper than the per-person rideshare split once the surge multiplier and the metered wait time stack up. The break-even point lands around three guests on a non-surge return and around one guest on a surge-heavy return. Most casino bookings clear that break-even point, because most casino bookings are groups and most casino returns come after midnight.
The same chauffeur on a recurring booking builds up the route, the property valet relationship, and the rider preference profile across months of the same arrangement. Friday-night ilani groups that book the same chauffeur on the same vehicle for six months running create the kind of operational continuity no rideshare arrangement produces. The chauffeur knows the property's chartered-service position, the front-of-house host at the entertainment venue when the booking includes a show, and the return route the group prefers through Vancouver or back across the Columbia. The recurring-booking discipline that backs this on the corporate side and the night-out side both run on the same locked-rate framework. The night-out workflow documentation sits on the night on the town page, and the 2026 rate detail sits on the 2026 pricing guide.
| Vehicle | Hourly | Typical booking | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volvo S90 | $110 / hr | 2-hour minimum, $220 | Couple or 2-3 |
| Cadillac Escalade ESV | $135 / hr | 6-hour ilani round trip, $810 | Group of 4-6 |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | $165 / hr | 8-hour Spirit Mountain day, $1,320 | Group of 8-14 |
Add 20 percent gratuity. Held-vehicle rate covers the wait. Marquee holds Portland private-for-hire permitting (since 2018) and $1 million commercial liability.
Locked rate across the clock
The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour, the Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour, and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour hold across every hour of the day on every casino booking. No after-midnight multiplier, no surge band on a busy Saturday return, no holiday upcharge on a New Year's Eve ilani concert booking. The number on the booking confirmation is the number on the final invoice, and the AP department or the personal credit-card statement carries the predictable line that the rideshare-premium model never delivers.
$1 million commercial liability
Every Marquee vehicle carries $1 million in commercial liability coverage on every Portland ride regardless of trip status. The coverage reaches every casino route in the four-property circuit, and the certificate of insurance sits in the company file ready for the corporate vendor-credentialing desk that needs it for an executive-night booking. That full commercial layer is the real difference from the contingent commercial coverage that rideshare premium dispatch products run, where the coverage applies only during an active trip rather than across the full booking window.
Same chauffeur on recurring booking
Recurring weekly and monthly casino bookings run with the same chauffeur when the schedule allows. The continuity builds across the route history, the property valet relationship, and the rider preference profile in ways one-off arrangements never match. A monthly Friday-night ilani booking with the same group on the same vehicle for six months running lays the operational baseline that supports the kind of trust the booking party brings to the night. The chauffeur knows the route. The route knows the chauffeur.
No skipped drinks, no early exits
The locked rate opens the full night to everyone in the booking party. The friend who would have drawn the designated-driver role can order at the bar. The partner who would have left the table early to stay clear can stay through the last hand. The colleague who would have brought a personal-policy risk to the I-5 corridor on the return at 1 a.m. rides in the back of the Escalade ESV, the cabin held at the temperature it was at 9 p.m. The chauffeur runs the route. The night runs the way it was supposed to.
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Frequently Asked
Questions, Answered.
How do you verify the chauffeur is sober for a casino booking?
Pre-shift sobriety verification runs as a condition of the shift on every Marquee chauffeur, not as an exception for casino bookings. Every chauffeur is fully employed on payroll under Portland Bureau of Transportation certification, which requires a documented drug-and-alcohol policy across the company. The policy includes pre-employment drug screening, random testing on the federal cycle, post-incident testing, and reasonable-suspicion testing on management observation. The dispatcher checks in with the chauffeur at start of shift and the chauffeur signs off on the daily 35-point pre-trip inspection that includes the cabin walk, fluid levels, and fitness for duty. Nothing about the casino destination changes the protocol because the protocol applies to the 6 a.m. PDX departure run and the 2 a.m. ilani return on the same employment standard.
What is the policy on the chauffeur drinking on duty?
Zero. The chauffeur stays sober for the full shift, which on a casino booking covers the outbound drive, the staged hold in the property's private-hire valet lane through the gaming block, and the return drive. The chauffeur does not enter the casino floor, does not order at the bar, does not accept a drink from the booking party, and does not eat at the table the group is playing. The city-mandated drug-and-alcohol program treats any alcohol consumption on duty as a terminable violation, and Marquee's internal handbook holds the same line. The chauffeur eats and drinks at the property's staff cafeteria or in the vehicle off the floor. The booking party plays. The chauffeur drives.
Can I share a drink with the chauffeur at the casino?
No. The answer is the same whether the gesture is a thank-you cocktail at the table, a beer in the cabin on the return, or a bottle of wine handed across the seat divider as a tip. The chauffeur is on shift and on payroll for the full booking window, and city permit compliance plus the company drug-and-alcohol policy block the gesture regardless of the spirit it was offered in. Riders who want to thank the chauffeur for a long night usually do it through a cash gratuity above the 20 percent already built into the rate or through a follow-up booking on the same chauffeur for a future casino night. Both are received well. The drink is not.
What about a designated-driver-friend instead of a chauffeur?
The designated-driver-friend pattern asks one person in the group to skip the night so everyone else does not. The friend nurses a club soda at the table, leaves the casino floor early to stay clear, drives home through the I-5 corridor at 1 a.m. on a Saturday, and rarely says yes to the same arrangement twice in the same year. The chauffeur arrangement removes the structural problem. Nobody at the table skips the night, nobody leaves early to stay clear, and nobody at the booking party is responsible for the drive. The chauffeur is on payroll under Portland private-for-hire permitting with $1 million commercial liability coverage that the friend's personal auto policy does not match. For groups that have been rotating the designated-driver role across two or three friends for years, the locked round-trip rate often calculates out to less per person than the resentment that builds across those rotations.
Is rideshare cheaper for a casino run from Portland?
It depends on the group size and the return time. A solo guest on a Tuesday-night ilani run with an 11 p.m. return can sometimes find a non-surge Uber Black for less than the 2-hour Volvo S90 minimum at $220. A group of four on a Saturday-night ilani concert return at 1:30 a.m. usually pays more on rideshare with the surge multiplier and the per-person split than the locked $135 per hour Cadillac Escalade ESV with the chauffeur staged on property through the show. A group of ten on a Sprinter at $165 per hour for a Spirit Mountain bachelor circuit always pays less than ten rideshares at surge return time, plus the chauffeur stays sober and the booking does not split into three vehicles that arrive at different times. The locked rate is the structural answer when the return falls past midnight or the group exceeds four guests.
Can I extend the booking on the spot if the night runs long?
Yes. The chauffeur is on payroll for the booked window, and the dispatcher at (503) 706-8662 can extend the hold by 1 or 2 hours on the same locked rate when the group decides at the table that the night is going to run later than the original confirmation. The extension runs against the same chauffeur, the same vehicle, and the same hourly number rather than triggering a fresh dispatch with a different driver. Extensions past 4 hours sometimes require a chauffeur shift change because federal hours-of-service rules cap continuous duty, and the dispatcher handles the swap at the property's staging lane without interrupting the gaming block. The booking party stays at the table. The chauffeur change happens curbside on the way out.
What happens if my flight is delayed and I miss the casino window?
A delayed inbound at PDX shifts the casino booking window through the FlightAware integration that Marquee runs on every airport-attached booking. A guest who was supposed to land at 5 p.m. for a 7 p.m. ilani concert pickup but lands at 8 p.m. on a weather delay finds the chauffeur restaged against the live arrival rather than holding at the original 5 p.m. window. The hourly clock starts at the new pickup time. The casino concert window obviously cannot wait for the delayed flight, but the booking does not collapse into a no-show or a fresh dispatch. Bookings that turn from a same-night casino run into a hotel-and-next-day arrangement transition through the same dispatcher with the locked rate carrying across the schedule rebuild. Most casino bookings tied to a flight build a 2-hour buffer into the pickup window for exactly this reason.
How does a private chauffeur compare to a casino's own shuttle service?
Tribal casino shuttles run scheduled routes to a small set of pickup points across the Portland metro, usually a downtown hotel and a Beaverton or Vancouver park-and-ride. Departure times are fixed at the casino's discretion. Riders share the vehicle with the rest of the route. The return is on the same fixed schedule, which often means leaving at 11 p.m. or 1 a.m. whether the group's night is over or not. The shuttle is the right answer for a solo guest with a flexible schedule and a downtown pickup. Marquee runs a private booking from the door rather than from a designated stop, with a chauffeur who stays through the gaming block at the property's private-hire valet lane and returns on the group's schedule rather than the route schedule. The two products solve different problems. The shuttle solves the cheapest-possible-transport problem. The chauffeur solves the door-to-door, schedule-flexible, sober-driver problem.
What about my dog or small group with winnings I want to keep discreet?
Small companion dogs ride in the cabin on a clean blanket the chauffeur lays across the seat at booking. Service animals ride at no charge under federal rules. The cabin runs low audio, second-row captain seats on the Escalade ESV, and a sound profile quiet enough that conversation about the night stays inside the cabin. When the booking party is returning with winnings in a cardholder envelope, the chauffeur asks no questions about the contents, makes no commentary on the night, and runs the route to the residence or hotel address on the locked rate without an unscheduled stop. The Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour fits four to six guests on the discreet-return profile. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour fits two on the same protocol.
Can the same chauffeur handle a recurring monthly casino booking?
Yes. Recurring weekly and monthly bookings for the same destination usually run with the same chauffeur when the schedule allows, which builds the route history, the property valet relationship, and the rider preference profile into the assignment. A monthly Friday-night ilani booking with the same group on the same vehicle for six months in a row creates the kind of operational continuity that one-off rideshare arrangements never produce. The chauffeur knows the property's private-hire valet position, the front-of-house host at the entertainment venue, the route the group prefers on the return through Vancouver or across the Columbia, and the hotel drop sequence at the end of the night. For groups running a recurring schedule, the same-chauffeur assignment is the structural value the locked rate makes possible.
About the Author
Ilyas Khairi is the founder of Marquee Chauffeur, a Portland luxury black car and chauffeur service operating under Portland Bureau of Transportation certification since 2018 with $1 million in commercial liability coverage. He and his team of fully employed, background-checked chauffeurs run sober-driver casino nights and safe late-night casino transport from Portland through every season.
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