Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes reported little change in their slot machine revenues for February 2010.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation reported a win of $51.1 million. That was only nine-tenths of a percent lower than the win from February 2009.
The Mohegan Tribe reported a win of $58 million. That was up less than one tenth of a percent from a year earlier.
February was a better month for the tribes than January, when slot win fell 12 percent for the Mohegans and nearly 6 percent for the Pequots.
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(The New London Day 3/15)
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