Turning Stone Goes Cash Only After Cyber Incident
A cybersecurity incident has forced several Turning Stone Enterprises businesses in New York to operate on a cash-only basis.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Cybersecurity
Turning Stone Enterprises temporarily went cash only after a cybersecurity incident that began Monday morning affected its network and communications systems. Several businesses, including the Turning Stone Resort Casino and SavOn convenience stores, are operating cash only on Tuesday.
Why it matters
The incident has disrupted routine services for customers across multiple Turning Stone properties in New York, including ATMs and loyalty benefits. The company says it shut down some systems to help protect customer information.
Turning Stone reports that ATMs at its properties are offline and that TS Rewards benefits are unavailable, with Bingo and TS Sports closed. The company says the incident affected its network and communications systems, and it has not stated the technical cause.
The players
Turning Stone Enterprises
Turning Stone Enterprises is the Verona, New York-based company that owns and operates the Turning Stone Resort Casino and related properties.
The details
Affected businesses include Turning Stone Resort Casino, Point Place Casino, YBR Casino and Sports Book, The Lake House, Maple Leaf Markets, and SavOn convenience stores. Turning Stone shut down some systems to help protect customer information and says it will send out daily updates until the computer issues are resolved.
Timeline
Monday morning: a cybersecurity incident affects network and communications systems.
Tuesday: affected businesses operate cash only, with ATMs offline and bingo and TS Sports closed.
The Tech Race
Cyberattacks that force casino and hospitality operators into cash-only operations have become a recurring pattern in the gaming sector. This Turning Stone incident fits that pattern as operators weigh system shutdowns against continued service to customers.
Customers of Turning Stone's casinos, convenience stores, and markets should expect cash-only payments and no ATM access for now. TS Rewards benefits and bingo or TS Sports activities are unavailable until the computer issues are resolved.
The takeaway
Customers should carry some cash and watch for updates from Turning Stone as systems are restored. Businesses that handle customer data should review how quickly they can isolate affected systems during an incident.
Further reading
For related coverage, explore Cybersecurity reporting on attacks against businesses in New York.
