Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes reported an increase in slot machine revenues at their casinos.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal
Nation saw a 5.3 percent rise in the amount wagered on slot machines and a 1.3 percent rise in its win. This is the first time the tribe has seen growth in more than a a year.
The Mohegan Tribe saw an 8 percent rise in the handle and a 1.73 percent rise in win. This is the second straight month that the tribe has seen growth.
The last time both tribes reported growth was 26 months ago.
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Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun report rise in slot revenue
(The Norwich Bulletin 8/17)
Revenue Up Marginally For Connecticut Casinos In July (The Hartford Courant 8/17)
Slot revenues are up, but the casinos keep it in perspective (The New London Day 8/17)
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