The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the state of Connecticut have agreed to go to court over revenues from a slot machine promotion.
The tribe shares 25 percent of slot revenues with the state. But $50 "Free Slot Play" coupons issued by Foxwoods Resort Casino have the state complaining that it is being deprived revenues.
By the state's calculation, the promotion was worth $1.4 million. That is a small portion of the $17.2 million the tribe shared with the state last month.
The lawsuit over the promotion will be filed in state court. The tribe agreed to waive its sovereign immunity.
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Mashantucket slot clash going to court
(The Norwich Bulletin 10/17)
Dispute Over Foxwoods Promotion Going To Court (The New London Day 10/17)
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