The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut is converting all of the slot machines at the Mohegan Sun casino to a coinless system.
The tribe has started phasing out coin machines in 2005. By May 1, all 6,000 slot machines will use paper tickets for payouts.
The move saves the tribe money and staffing costs.
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Mohegan’s big change: Slots with no change
(The Boston Herald 4/18)
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Mohegan Tribe moving to coinless slot machines
Thursday, April 19, 2007
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