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U.S. Department of the Interior approves updated tribal gaming compact in Arizona

May 25, 2021

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Arizona

Sports betting and fantasy sports can finally become a reality in Arizona. This week, the U.S. Department of the Interior decided to approve an updated tribal gaming compact in the state. The approval was the f...

Alabama Governor initiates fact-finding campaign on expanded gambling

Adam Morgan

February 6, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Casino proposals, Casino News, Alabama, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Lottery

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (pictured) has reportedly announced that she will be launching a fact-gathering initiative in order to ascertain whether the southern state should launch a lottery and allow its trio o...

AZ Gov offers tribe deal to expand gaming at Glendale casino

K Morrison

November 22, 2016

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, Arizona, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

An agreement that would lift restrictions on the Tohono O’odham Nation’s Desert Diamond West Valley Casino and Resort in Glendale and give additional gaming opportunities to 10 other tribes in the state was ann...

Tribes vs Tribe; Northfork Rancheria concerned over tribal rights

K Morrison

March 31, 2016

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, California, Fines, Lawsuits & Litigation

Two Northern California tribes along with the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians have enlisted the help of a Northern California congressman to assist them in blocking a proposed off-reservation tribal ca...

Alabama Governor says Poarch Creek Indians have not made a $250 million offer

Renee Kingsley

July 22, 2015

Gaming Law & Legislation, Tribal Gaming, U.S.A., Casino expansion projects, Alabama, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Licenses

The state of Alabama has struggled financially over the last twelve months and the government has found it difficult to meet its budgeted expectations. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians in Alabama came forward l...