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Connecticut tribes see another decline in slot machine revenue


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Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes reported declines in slot machine revenues for the month of March 2014.

The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation saw $44.59 million in slot revenue at Foxwoods Resort Casino. That represented a 10 percent drop from March 2013.

“The numbers are a sign of the times,” Foxwoods President and CEO Scott Butera said in a press release. “We are in the midst of an ultra-competitive market place. We will continue to move forward with the plan that we have in place to solidify Foxwoods as an industry leader with world-class amenities and unrivaled customer service.”

The Mohegan Tribe didn't do so well at the Mohegan Sun either. Slot revenues were $51.89 million, a decline of 12 percent from March 2013.

Get the Story:
Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun Report Drop In Slot Revenue For March (The Hartford Courant 4/15)

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Connecticut tribes report slot machine revenues for February (3/14)

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