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Dip in Nev. gaming tied to tribes
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2002 Analysts are attributing a 7.3 percent drop in gambling in Reno, Nevada, to competition from tribal casinos in California. Statewide, the "win" taken in by casinos also dropped by 1.4 percent. Along with competition, the recession and the September 11 terrorist attacks are cited as reasons for the decrease. Get the Story:
State gaming win declines in `01 (The Reno Gazette-Journal 2/13)
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