The Analysis Group is releasing its latest Indian Gaming Industry Report today.
Compiled by economist Alan Meister, the report notes a 15.6 percent increase in tribal gaming revenues. Tribal casinos brought in nearly $23 billion in 2005, the report says.
In California, revenues grew by 24 percent to 7.2 billion, according to Meister.
In Wisconsin, tribes took in $1.2 billion last year, the report says, a modest increase of 4.4 percent.
Michigan tribes saw a 2 percent increase.
But a total of 12 states -- including Florida, Oklahoma and Washington -- saw double-digit growth in 2005, according to the data.
Copies of the report can be ordered at http://www.indiangamingreport.com.
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American Indian Casinos 2005 Revenue Grew
(AP 6/21)
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State's casino collections high (The Milwaukee Journal-Sentienel 6/21)
Tribal gaming earns $23 billion in '05 (AP 6/21)
Indian gaming is up slightly (The Detroit News 6/21)
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