Poker still popular at Connecticut casinos (11/12)

Revenues are down at Connecticut's two tribal casinos but poker games are still drawing in customers in large numbers. ”Just last weekend, our tables were full and people were waiting in line for seats,” Terry...

Ex-NFL lobbyist works on Internet gaming rules (11/12)

A former lobbyist for the National Football League is now working at the White House on last-minute regulations to limit Internet gaming. William Wichterman and his associates at the Covington & Burling firm were paid...

Seneca Nation vows to complete casino (11/12)

The Seneca Nation will complete its off-reservation casino, re-elected president Barry E. Snyder Sr. said on Tuesday. The tribe operates a temporary facility in downtown Buffalo. Work was halted on a permanent Buffalo Creek Casino...

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe weighs Class II (11/12)

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts will scale back its casino plans if only allowed to engage in Class II gaming, The Cape Cod Times reports. The tribe wants to build a casino, hotel, events...

Opinion: Let's make a big deal in Washington (11/12)

"“Do you want what’s in the box or what’s behind door number three?” That was the question put to contestants on the classic game show “Let’s Make A Deal.” Near the end of each show,...