The Catawba Nation of South Carolina asking a federal judge's to rule on the legality of video poker on the reservation.
The tribe says it is entitled to video poker under a special act of Congress. But state officials say the state constitution outlaws video poker. A judge will hold a hearing on Friday to consider the issue.
The tribe currently operates bingo, a Class II game, but revenues are sagging due to the state lottery. Tribal officials hope video poker will revive the business.
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Catawbas may get video poker decision Friday
(The Rock Hill Herald 11/30)
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