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Chickasaw Nation in court over failed non-Indian gaming deal

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The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma is in court over a failed deal to buy two non-Indian casinos.

Global Gaming Solutions, a tribal subsidiary, planned to buy DiamondJacks casinos in Bossier City, Louisiana, and Vicksburg, Mississippi, for $125 million. But the tribe says current owner, Legends Gaming, failed to make investments in the facilities and wants the the company to return of a $6.25 million deposit.

"The debtors failed to invest in necessary capital expenditures, and, further, failed to invest in even the most basic maintenance capital and operating expenses," the tribe said in a court filing, the Associated Press reported.

Legends has filed for bankruptcy.

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