The Mississippi Band of Choctaw
Indians say the new Bok Homa Casino is already turning a profit.
The tribe spent $18 million on the casino, which opened last December. Miko Beasley Deason, the tribe's chief, said the facility has already paid for itself.
The tribe plans to expand the facility.
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Bok Homa Casino is a money maker
(AP 5/22)
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