Gaming Compacts

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Publication lets two new tribal compacts to kick in

Thursday, September 10, 2020

And then there were four. On Tuesday, gaming compacts for the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians and Kialegee Tribal Town were published in the Federal Register, thus allowing them to formally take effect.

New gaming compact

Despite lawsuits, Feds OK new tribal gaming contracts

Lenzy Krehbiel-burton Staff Writer

Thursday, August 27, 2020

Despite pending litigation before the Oklahoma Supreme Court, the gaming compacts for two more tribes have been deemed approved by the Department of Interior. On Thursday, Gov.

Class III gaming continued into 2020 as three of the state’s largest tribes filed a federal lawsuit New Year’s Eve.

3 tribes sue Gov. Stitt over gaming compact

News Staff

Tuesday, January 7, 2020

OKLAHOMA CITY — Class III gaming continued into 2020 as three of the state’s largest tribes filed a federal lawsuit New Year’s Eve. On Tuesday morning, the Cherokee, Chickasaw and Choctaw nations filed suit against Gov.

Under the current compact, the exclusivity fees for Oklahoma’s 131 tribally operated casinos range from 4% to 10%

State’s tribes say it will be ‘business as usual’ Jan. 1

News Staff

Monday, December 23, 2019

TULSA - Oklahoma’s gaming tribes are taking a hard pass on a temporary gaming compact extension offer from Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Governor, Tribes at Odds Over Renegotiating Gaming Compacts

Compiled By Staff

Monday, July 22, 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY – Republican gov- ernor Kevin Stitt’s call to renegotiate gaming compacts between the state’s federally recognized Indian tribes and the state hasn’t gone over well. In fact, one expert said, it was about as popular as a skunk at a nudist colony.

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