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Oct 3, 2024
“Another aspect of the tribal-state compact process that the regulations sought to address was the longstanding impacts of the Supreme Court’s 1996 ruling in Seminole Tribe v. Florida. That case broke the careful balance in the tribal-state compacting process that...
Aug 21, 2024
Recent reports from the Oklahoma Gaming Compliance Unit, Tribal gaming exclusivity fees exceeded $202 million in 2023. State gaming compacts require the Tribes to pay monthly exclusivity fees from their casinos’ Class III game revenue and are a testament to the...
Aug 18, 2024
During a panel at the annual Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Trade Show, FanDuel Senior Vice President Jonathan Edson said: “Ultimately, it’s going to take a willing state government and a willing set of tribes to make it happen. Our estimates put it at half a...
Aug 11, 2024
The Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association is incredibly grateful for the 2024 Conference and Trade Show Presenting Sponsor, the Chickasaw Nation. Not to be outdone, an additional thank you to Exclusive Sponsors Aristocrat Gaming, Choctaw Casinos & Resorts, Everi,...
Aug 9, 2024
Thanks again to another term of service to the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association officers. Matthew L. Morgan (Chickasaw Nation), Chairman; Chief Billy Friend (Wyandotte Tribe), Vice Chairman; Christian Fenner (Choctaw Nation), Secretary/Treasurer; and Executive...
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