The South Carolina Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday to hear the Catawba Nation's gaming dispute with the state.
A lower court judge ruled that the tribe can offer video poker on the reservation even though the game has been banned elsewhere in the state. The judge relied on a special act of Congress that placed the tribe's gaming enterprise under state jurisdiction [Indianz.Com: Settlement act proves helpful for Catawba
Nation].
The tribe has said it will drop plans to offer video poker if a new high-stakes bingo hall off the reservation is authorized by the state. The legislation for the bingo hall is pending.
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