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Kevin Brown (left) and Rodney Butler, chairmen of the Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot

Connecticut Tribes Plead for Alternative Legal Strategy to Build East Windsor Casino

Connecticut’s two tribal operators have urged state lawmakers to let them build an off-reservation casino without federal approval. The Mohegans and Mashantucket Pequots are...

Casino.org Staff Writer — May 4, 2018

Connecticut Tribes Want Control of State Sports Betting Market

If sports betting becomes legal in the state of Connecticut, the tribes that operate the two Native American casinos in the state believe they...

Casino.org Staff Writer — May 3, 2018

Save Idaho Horse Racing submits ballot signatures

Save Idaho Horse Racing Group Says Ballot Goal Reached, Despite Alleged Sabotage

Philip Conneller — May 1, 2018

Seneca Niagara Begins $40 Million Casino Beautification, Still No Payments to Cash-Strapped City

Philip Conneller — April 30, 2018

Mashantucket Pequot Leader Says Tribes Must Unite in Pursuit of Casinos Both Domestic and Abroad

Casino.org Staff Writer — April 30, 2018

Tribal Casinos Subject to US Labor Law, Rules Federal Court

Philip Conneller — April 28, 2018

Florida Lawmakers Abandon Special Session on Gambling Expansion

Philip Conneller — April 26, 2018

Idaho Racetrack Group Accuses Coeur d’Alene Tribe of Intimidation, Bribery

Casino.org Staff Writer — April 24, 2018

Virginia Tribe Buys 610 Acres Near Williamsburg, Site Could Be State’s First Casino

Casino.org Staff Writer — April 24, 2018

Leagues’ Sport Betting ‘Integrity Fee’ Would Be Illegal Under IGRA, Says Tribal Gaming Expert

Philip Conneller — April 23, 2018