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Arkansas Supreme Court Rejects a Challenge to Ballot Measure for Local Approval on Fourth Casino

October 17, 2024 | By: Chav Vasilev

The Arkansas Supreme Court has partially dismissed a lawsuit challenging an upcoming ballot measure that would revoke a retail casino license in Pope County and make it harder for the state to issue new ones. The court rejected claims by the Arkansas Canvassing Compliance Committee (ACCC) and Cherokee Nation Entertainment that the group Local Voters in […]

On-Reservation Online Gambling May Launch in Oklahoma by Mid-2025

October 9, 2024 | By: Heather Fletcher

Oklahomans may be able to gamble on online bingo-based casino games by mid-2025 within the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma‘s land. That reservation encompasses nearly 11,000 square miles is in the southeastern portion of the state. The tribe is already moving forward on those plans, contracting with suppliers like GeoComply, White Hat Gaming, and Shape Games to provide the necessary […]

Tribal Online Casino Expansion May Be More Difficult Due to SCOTUS Decision on Chevron Doctrine

August 8, 2024 | By: Heather Fletcher

This year’s changes to tribal compacting rules offered an intriguing possibility to tribes hoping to offer online casino gaming, but a recent US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision has made pursuing that option more risky. In late June, SCOTUS overturned its landmark 1984 decision in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, which had given agencies like the […]

National Council on Problem Gambling Tribal Advisory Council to Help Native American Communities

July 18, 2024 | By: Chav Vasilev

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has formed a Tribal Advisory Council to promote responsible gaming and address problem gambling among Native American communities. While it has worked with Tribal entities for years, through the Council, the NCPG aims to enhance its collaboration with Native American Communities by increasing awareness and respect for their […]

‘It’s Dead’ Says Sponsor of Maine Online Casino Bill That Would’ve Benefited Tribes

The Maine online casino bill that would’ve allowed tribes to partner with iGaming operators failed in both chambers of the Maine Legislature on April 16. “It’s dead,” LD1777 sponsor state Rep. Laura D. Supica told Bonus. If it had passed and been approved by voters in November, the online gambling operators would have been Caesars […]

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