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Casino Applications for Wyandotte County
December 31, 2007

TOPEKA, KS – The Kansas Lottery Commission received six applications from Wyandotte County as the deadline of December 31st passed.

The Lottery Commission will review them and negotiate contracts with each developer within 90 days. They will then forward the contracts to the new seven-member Gaming Facility Review Board which has 60 days to choose one of the contracts.

The Kansas Lottery Commission will own the Wyandotte casino but hire the developer to build and manage its operations.

APPLICANTS

Kansas Speedway and The Cordish Co.
$670 million Hard Rock casino and hotel
Endorsed by the Unified Government of Wyandotte County

Pinnacle Entertainment
$650 million proposal
Endorsed by the Unified Government of Wyandotte County

Golden Gaming Casino Inc.
$600 million proposal
Endorsed by the city of Edwardsville

RED Development LLC, Mohegan Sun, and Olympia Gaming LLC
$770 million proposal
Endorsed by the Unified Government of Wyandotte County

Sands Corp of Las Vegas
2 proposals:
$500 million casino in Kansas City, KS rejected by the Unified Government for its location
Edwardsville location was endorsed by the Unified Government of Wyandotte County

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