Native American Indian Casino Gambling

In 1988, Congress passed the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which recognized "the right of Indian tribes in the United States to establish gambling and gaming facilities on their reservations as long as the states in which they are located have some form of legalized gambling".

Nearly 20 years later, Native American tribes posted casino gambling revenues of nearly $23 billion, narrowing the gap with state-regulated non-Indian casino gambling revenues. Native American tribes across the US are cashing in on their casino gambling operations located on tribal lands. Indian casinos have been approved and/or are running in California, Florida, Massachusetts, and several other states. Indian run casinos are expanding on what seems to be a daily basis and there appears to be no end to their expansion.

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Mohegan Sun Reports Sliding Casino Revenue For Fourth Quarter
November 20, 2009
Mohegan Sun operates casinos in Pennsylvania and Connecticut, two areas that are aggressively going after the Atlantic City casino gambling industry. The company, however, saw profits drop almost twenty-five percent in the fourth quarter...
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Cliff Castle Casino In Arizona Unveils New 3-D Slot Machines
November 19, 2009
Cliff Castle Casino has been considered a top casino in Arizona for ten years now, but recently the casino became even more customer-friendly by unveiling their new 3-D slot machines...
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Connecticut Casino Slot Gambling Revenue Down In October
November 17, 2009
Slot gambling revenue at Connecticut casinos was down four percent in October compared to the same month the previous year, and revenue stayed about the same as it was in September...
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New York Liquor Board Sued For Turning Point Casino Alcohol Permits
November 12, 2009
The New York state liquor board has come under fire for alcohol catering permits that were give to the Turning Stone Casino and Resort. The board is being sued by three restaurant owner associations...
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Alabama Race For Governor Heats Up With Gambling Allegations
November 6, 2009
There are many who believe that Alabama Governor Robert Riley had an agenda when he started a task force to stop video bingo gambling in the state. Now, a former member of Riley's cabinet has given a voice to these allegations...
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Seminole Casino In Tampa Settles With Gambler After Fake Jackpot
November 4, 2009
The Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa, Florida, has settled with a gambler who thought he had won over $1.6 million on a slot jackpot. Turns out the jackpot was a result of a "computer glitch."..
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Florida Legislators Look Towards Full-Blown Casino Gambling
November 3, 2009
On Monday, Florida legislators may have tipped their hand as to why they have not yet signed off on a gambling compact with the Seminole Indians. The lawmakers indicated that the state may have their own plans for full-scale casino gambling...
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Florida Continues To Leave Seminole Gambling Money In The Bank
November 2, 2009
Lawmakers in the state of Florida have been cutting funding to education systems throughout the state. That makes some people wonder why they are leaving over $160 million in Seminole gambling money in the bank...
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Wild Horse Pass Hotel And Casino Opens In Arizona
October 31, 2009
The Wild Horse Pass Hotel and Casino took over $215 million to build, but tonight residents of Arizona will get their first look at the new resort when it opens its doors for the first time...
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Governor Covers For Lawmakers Again In Seminole Gambling Issue
October 27, 2009
While some lawmakers in Tallahassee are preparing for an unnecessary war with the Seminole Indians over casino gambling in Florida, Governor Crist was at the Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, extending his good will to the Seminoles...
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Seminoles And Florida Lawmakers Again Battle Over Gambling Compact
October 22, 2009
Legislators in the state of Florida are again playing hard ball with the Seminole Indians. For the second time, it appears lawmakers are prepared to turn away a negotiated gambling compact between Governor Crist and the Seminoles...
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Senecas Expanding Buffalo Casino, No Word On Permanent Structure
October 19, 2009
Seneca Gaming Corp. began expanding their temporary casino structure in Buffalo on Monday, but they gave no indication when, or if, they will complete the permanent structure that they stopped work on last summer...
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Seminole Gambling Compact Issue Not A Priority In Florida
October 19, 2009
Remember the gambling compact that Governor Charlie Crist signed a couple of months ago with the Seminole Indians? It still has not been approved by legislators, and the issue may not be resolved until next year...
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Isleta Casino And Resort Changing To Hard Rock Type Gambling
October 17, 2009
The Isleta Casino and Resort in Albuquerque, New Mexico will be undergoing a brand change in the next year. The casino will be moving to the Hard Rock brand...
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Foxwoods Resort Casino Takes Gambling Application To iPhone
October 14, 2009
Foxwoods Resort Casino is looking for a way to drum up business and officials have decided that an application for the iPhone is a good way for gamblers to experience what it is like to play at Foxwoods...
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Electronic Table Games On Their Way To Florida Casinos
October 10, 2009
State regulators settle rule challenge contesting restrictions which prohibit slot machines with table game themes...
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More Tribal Casino Gambling Licenses To Be Issued In California
October 4, 2009
The state of California is already a leading state when it comes to tribal casino gambling. A Court of Appeals ruling on Thursday will now open the door to even more tribal gaming licenses...
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Seneca Buffalo Casino Gambling About To Grow With Slot Expansion
October 2, 2009
In the face of economic difficulty the Seneca Gaming Corp. announced on Thursday that they are moving forward with plans to expand gambling options at their Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino...
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Tribal Casino Gambling Revenue Rising In Oklahoma
September 22, 2009
State finance officials in Oklahoma has announced the news that is sending shock waves across the US casino gaming industry. Revenue at Oklahoma tribal casinos grew by almost $20 million in the 2009 fiscal year...
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Casino Gambling May Increase Further With New Obama Tribal Laws
September 21, 2009
Casino gambling is already spreading across the US at a rapid pace and the Obama Administration may soon increase that expansion even more. The administration may make it easier for tribal casinos to be built away from their reservations...
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