Archive: Tribal Government Gaming 2014

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Amazing Amenities

Today, most Americans live within a half-hour drive of a casino. As competition cuts into market share and revenues, tribal operators must offer much more than gambling to stay competitive.
BY MARJORIE PRESTON

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Internet Issues

Tribes ‘all over the spectrum’ on iGaming
BY DAVE PALERMO

Heart of Indian Country

Class II games gave Indian gaming its kick-start—and their modern incarnation gives tribes leverage with states.
BY FRANK LEGATO

Going Commercial

Tribal government gaming has enabled Native Americans to branch out into non-tribal economic development.
BY DAVE BONTEMPO

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Be Prepared

Envisioning the tribal gaming industry of the future
BY ROGER GROS

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COLUMNS

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Training for Review

Technology moves quickly and the National Indian Gaming Commission moves with it
BY TRAVIS WALDO AND RANDALL “RANDY” CONRAD RANDALL “RANDY” CONRAD

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To Be or Not To Be

Strong Native voice provides clear direction in the federal internet gaming debate
BY ERNEST L. STEVENS, JR.

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