The Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma now offers off-track wagering at its new casino.
The tribe partnered with Remington Park in Oklahoma City to broadcast races at the Downstream Casino Resort. The $301 million facility, which is located in parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, opened about a month ago.
In order to offer off-trace betting, the tribe signed a Class III gaming compact with the state of Oklahoma. The Bureau of Indian Affairs neither approved nor rejected the compact so it became effective yesterday, according to a notice published in the Federal Register.
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(The Tulsa World 8/6)
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Indian Gaming (August 5, 2008)
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