The Meskwaki Tribe is getting ready to welcome a younger set of gamblers to the Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel in Tama, Iowa.
The tribe recently lowered the gambling age to 18. The change goes into effect on June 1.
The younger gamblers will be limited to non-house banked poker games and will have to wear a security identification bracelet, the Associated Press reported. They will not be allowed to operate slot machines or other Class III games.
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Meskwaki casino offers poker to those under-21 on June 1
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Meskwaki Tribe gets ready for under-21 gamblers
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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