Oklahoma is home to 39 federally recognized tribes and is host to more than 100 tribal casinos, and representatives from most will converge on OKC for the next Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association in July.
“We believe that the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Conference and Trade Show is important for the gaming industry as a whole and specifically tribal gaming for a number of reasons,” OIGA Chairman Matthew L. Morgan told CDC Gaming. “Practically speaking, our show is convenient to get to – we are in the middle of the country at the crossroads of several interstate highways. The return on investment for organizations and individuals to attend is high. Our trade show floor is filled with industry leaders and our conference sessions are designed to offer actionable knowledge to professionals working in every segment of our industry from finance to F&B to marketing and more.