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Kiowa casino opens doors

24 May 2007

News Brief: The sparkling Kiowa Casino threw open its doors Wednesday to a rush of people in pursuit of filling their pockets with cash.

Feds nullify Oklahoma tribal casino contracts

17 May 2007

News Brief: Federal regulators have nullified a Minnesota company's five-year contract to manage the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes' Lucky Star Casinos.

Oklahoma tribe reveals casino plans

15 May 2007

News Brief: An Oklahoma Indian tribe announced plans Monday to build a hotel and casino in far northeastern Oklahoma, close to Kansas and Missouri.

Oklahoma casino opens

17 April 2007

News Brief: A new Wyandotte American Indian Nation casino opening today will bring more than 200 jobs to Northeast Oklahoma, tribal officials said.

Oklahoma lottery funding falls short

16 April 2007

News Brief: Several Oklahoma superintendents aren’t complaining about lottery revenue trickling into school districts, but the money isn’t flowing as anticipated.

Table Trac sells Class II/III System in Oklahoma

10 April 2007

Table Trac, Inc. has contracted for the installation of its second casino system utilizing S2S communications for Class II games into the Fort Sill Apache Casino in Lawton Oklahoma.

Oklahoma tribal casino deal signed

29 March 2007

The Alan Wayne Company has signed a development and a post opening-consulting agreement with the Wichita & Affiliated Tribes in conjunction with assisting the Tribe in developing and equipping a premiere casino venue near Hinton, Oklahoma.

Million Dollar Elm Casino opens

5 March 2007

News Brief: After a few delays in the construction process, the Osage Nation has announced that its much-anticipated new Million Dollar Elm Casino west of Bartlesville is scheduled to open to the public at midnight on Tuesday.

Oklahoma tribe approves Southwest Casino expansion

28 February 2007

The Tribal Council of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma voted to approve the terms of an extension and expansion of the gaming management relationship between the Tribes and Southwest Casino Corp.

Proposed tribal gaming changes criticized

12 February 2007

ews Brief: Proposed changes to federal gaming definitions will hinder economic growth and opportunity for tribes, Oklahoma tribal leaders said.

Oklahoma casino poll results released

9 February 2007

ews Brief: Statewide, the share of Oklahomans who say they've visited the state's tribal casinos has increased by almost 6 percentage points since June 2005.

Oklahoma tribal casino alters games to fit law

31 January 2007

News Brief: Craps and roulette are illegal in Oklahoma, but lawful versions of the games are being played at the Cherokee Casino Resort.

NIGC serves violation notice

12 January 2007

The National Indian Gaming Commission has issued a Notice of Violation to the Kaw Nation of Oklahoma for failure to timely submit an Agreed Upon Procedures Report.

Cherokee plans casino expansion

12 January 2007

ews Brief: The Cherokee Nation announces plans to expand its Catoosa gaming center into the largest in Oklahoma.

Pawnee Trading Post Casino agreement not renewed

4 December 2006

Lakes Entertainment, Inc. reports that the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma Business Council declined to approve a proposed updated tribal agreement with a Lakes subsidiary relating to the Pawnee Trading Post Casino.

Casino Evacuated Due to Chemical Fumes

7 September 2006

News Brief: Toxic fumes emitted from a restaurant’s drain at the new Oklahoma casino kept Goldsby and Purcell Fire and Rescue busy for about 10 hours last week.

Oklahoma Tribes Lobbying More

28 August 2006

News Brief: Oklahoma's American Indian tribes are spending more on lobbying thanks to casino revenue.

Oklahoma Lottery Numbers Slip

21 August 2006

News Brief: The director of Oklahoma’s lottery says higher gasoline prices and summer vacation season are putting a dent in sales.

Oklahoma Tradeshow a Success

8 August 2006

ews Brief: More than 1,500 participants were at the 2006 Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Conference and Tradeshow, which brings together gaming vendors, tribal casino employees and gaming commissioners.

PokerTek Installs More PokerPro Tables

31 July 2006

PokerTek, Inc. continued a succession of contract announcements today by reporting two new locations that will install PokerPro tables.

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