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Indian casinos are operated in 28 states by 233 of the nation’s 562 tribes. The total number of Indian casino and bingo halls approaches 500.
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Indian Casino Facts
Brief History about Indian Casinos1979 - Birth of Indian Gaming 1987 - U.S. Supreme Court Recognizes Indian Gaming 1988 - Indian Gaming Regulatory Act The Act provides that a federally-recognized tribe may conduct gaming activities within the limitations of a compact negotiated between the tribe and the state and approved by the U.S. Department of Interior. The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act divides gaming into three classes:
FOR MORE INFORMATION Bureau of Indian Affairs Committee of Indian Affairs National Indian Gaming Association National Indian Gaming Commission
Indian Casino News Archive06.14.2011 US rescinds policy against off-reservation casinos06.15.2010 Casino Alcohol Policies & Free Drinks 06.14.2010 2009 Indian Gaming Revenues are $26.5 Billion 11.30.2009 Obama administration opposes Carcieri v. Salazar 06.03.2009 NIGC Announces 2008 Revenues 04.02.2009 Congress asked to reverse Carcieri v. Salazar 03.10.2009 Supreme Court ruling Carcieri v. Salazar 10.12.2008 20 years under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act 1988 08.22.2008 2007 Indian Gaming Industry Report 06.24.2007 Indian Casinos grew 5% in 2007 ($26 billion revenues) |
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