Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes saw a drop in their slot machine revenue for the month of March.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation saw a drop of 4.5 percent, compared to March 2011. The Mohegan Tribe saw a drop of 5.5 percent.
“March showed that the economy is still chugging along at the slow pace,”
Mohegan Sun President and CEO Jeff Hartmann told The Norwich Bulletin.
Both tribes were hit hard by the national economic recession.
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Revenue from slots down again for casinos
(The Norwich Bulletin 4/17)
Casinos' March slot winnings drop
(The New London Day 4/16)
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Connecticut tribes report decline in slot machine revenue
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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