Gaming Sector Articles
Snoqualmie Casino Develops Tribal Members, Earns Minority Business of the Year Award
The Foster School of Business at the University of Washington recently honored Snoqualmie Casino...
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Cherokee Nation Businesses Still Eyeing Pope County, Arkansas for Casino
Cherokee Nation Businesses (CNB) CEO Shawn Slaton updated his Tribal Council this week about the Nation’s potential to develop a casino in Pope County, Arkansas, following a voter-approved amendment to the Arkansas State constitution.
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Morongo Contracts Native-Owned Construction Firms for Resort Expansion That Will Power Regional Economy
The Morongo Band is employing two Native American-owned construction firms to complete its substantial expansion and renovation project at the AAA Four-Diamond Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa in Cabazon, California.
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Wildhorse Culinary Team to Serve at Oregon Gov. Brown’s Inaugural Gala
The culinary team at Wildhorse Resort & Casino has been chosen to prepare foods representing Eastern Oregon at Oregon Governor Kate Brown ‘s inaugural gala on January 18 in Portland.
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Ruling: Seneca Nation Must Share Gaming Revenues With New York; Tribe Defends Compact
The Seneca Nation’s tribal-state compact does not address revenue sharing with New York State beyond year 14, but the panel majority determined Tuesday that the tribe is still obligated to pay the state.
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Sycuan Casino Partners With Las Vegas Club-Operator on 3 Venues
This March, the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation will unveil Sycuan Casino’s $260 million expansion—and with it, three hip venues operated by hospitality firm CliQue: a chic cocktail lounge, a pool and cabana attraction, and a swanky steakhouse.
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Pamunkey Tribe Eyes Norfolk Waterfront for Virginia’s First Casino
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe aspires to open Virginia’s first casino. The tribe is deep in negotiations with officials in Norfolk, the state’s second-largest city.
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Oneida Nation, Caesars Ready to Offer Tribal Sportsbooks in New York
The Oneida Indian Nation recently announced its partnership with Caesars Entertainment to offer sports betting at Oneida resorts when the New York Gaming Commission passes a resolution to regulate it.
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Michigan Legalized Online Gambling; Here’s What that Means for the State’s 23 Tribal Casinos
The Michigan legislature voted early Friday to legalize online gaming throughout the state. Now Michigan’s 23 tribal casinos can operate online gambling sites if they secure state authorization through their compacts or become commercial operators through the Michigan Control Board.
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Proposed Bill Sets Nationwide Rules for Sports Betting, But Tribal Impact Remains Unclear
The Sports Wagering Market Integrity Act of 2018 (SWMIA), a new bipartisan bill, aims to put the federal government in control of sports betting across the nation once again.
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