Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes reported declines in slot machine revenue for the month of April.
The Mashantucket Pequot
Tribal Nation reported a 13.4 percent drop in slot machine win, compared to a year earlier. The Mohegan Tribe saw a 10.9 percent decline.
"We experienced a decline on revenues in April 2012 compared with the same month last year, which had the benefit of an additional Friday and Saturday," Foxwoods' CEO Scott C. Butera said in a press release. "Similar to other retail and consumer based companies, the softness in April revenues comes on the heels of a fairly robust first quarter, so we remain cautiously optimistic about upcoming periods."
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Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun April slots down by double-digit percentages
(The Norwich Bulletin 5/15)
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