A group backing the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma has lined up a dozen private investors for an off-reservation casino in Ohio, The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
National Capital won't disclose how much it has raised but the investors have each given $10,000 to $50,000 for the project, the paper says.
"Investors don't want their names and their investments out there," a consultant told the paper.
The tribe is eyeing several sites in the state for gaming. At least four communities have signed land deals and agreements welcoming the tribe.
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