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Harrah's casino and hotel in North Carolina is getting a facelift

Harrah’s Updates Hotel And Casino With “New Experiences” In North Carolina

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians announced its $275 million expansion of Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino includes "new experiences."

Posted on: September 30, 2022 | | Nicholaus Garcia

$65M Casino Resort Expansion Modernizes Bay Mills

Bay Mills Indian Community will break ground on a $65 million expansion project at its Michigan casino. Includes hotel and other amenities.

Posted on: September 30, 2022 | | J.R. Duren

Tribal Gaming Law Program Is Coming To UNLV

The law school at UNLV is starting a tribal gaming law program for students with two industry veterans tasked with curriculum creation

Posted on: September 29, 2022 | | Derek Helling

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Seminole Tribe Shutters Hard Rock Casino Tampa Ahead Of Hurricane Ian Landfall

Hurricane Ian is nearing Florida's southwest coast and the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa has closed in preparation

Posted on: September 28, 2022 | | Derek Helling

Warhorse Casino in Lincoln Nebraska now open for business

WarHorse Casino Lincoln Becomes Nebraska’s First Casino

Nebraska’s first state-licensed casino, WarHorse Casino Lincoln opened its doors to the public on Sept. 24.

Posted on: September 26, 2022 | | Katarina Vojvodic

Tejon Tribe & California Compact Approved, Awaiting DOI Green Light

If legislators approve the compact between the Tejon Tribe and California, the tribe will be on its way to opening a casino in the state.

Posted on: September 21, 2022 | | J.R. Duren

Interior Inspector General Says Former Secretary Misled Investigators About Tribal Casino Decision

A report from the Interior's Inspector General says former Secretary Ryan Zinke deceived investigators about a tribal casino decision.

Posted on: August 25, 2022 | | Derek Helling

Sacramento’s First Tribal Casino Brings Self-Sufficiency To Wilton Rancheria

California casino Sky River, located near Sacramento, opened two weeks early and is expected to be a huge economic driver for tribes.

Posted on: August 18, 2022 | | Nicholaus Garcia

New Report Touts Record Tribal Casino Gaming Revenue

Tribal casino gambling for fiscal year 2021 soared to a new record across over 500 distinct US casinos and nearly 250 disparate groups.

Posted on: August 11, 2022 | | Derek Helling

Eastern Band of Cherokee Announce Caesars Casino In Danville, Virginia

Caesars and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians extended their partnership with the announcement of a Caesars casino in Danville, Virginia.

Posted on: August 10, 2022 | | Derek Helling

Tribal Gaming

Harrah’s Updates Hotel And Casino With “New Experiences” In North Carolina

$65M Casino Resort Expansion Modernizes Bay Mills

Tribal Gaming Law Program Is Coming To UNLV

Seminole Tribe Shutters Hard Rock Casino Tampa Ahead Of Hurricane Ian Landfall

WarHorse Casino Lincoln Becomes Nebraska’s First Casino

Tejon Tribe & California Compact Approved, Awaiting DOI Green Light

Interior Inspector General Says Former Secretary Misled Investigators About Tribal Casino Decision

Sacramento’s First Tribal Casino Brings Self-Sufficiency To Wilton Rancheria

New Report Touts Record Tribal Casino Gaming Revenue

Eastern Band of Cherokee Announce Caesars Casino In Danville, Virginia

Related Companies Reveals Revised Plan For Proposed Hudson Yards Casino

Group Allegedly Cheated Playing Roll To Win Craps At The Cosmopolitan

Seneca Nation Unsure Governor Can Remain Impartial During Compact Talks

Texas Lottery Bill Would Give Oversight Of Online Sales To State Regulators

Fanatics Sportsbook’s Marketing Problem Will Only Get More Dicey

Casinos, States Can’t, Shouldn’t Wait For Feds To Combat Offshore Gambling

Seneca Nation Unsure Governor Can Remain Impartial During Compact Talks

Golden Nugget Danville Will Open May 27

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