The Forest County Potawatomi Tribe saw a 1.3 percent decline in gaming revenues at its off-reservation casino in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The tribe doesn't disclose exact figures from the Potawatomi Bingo Casino. But based on a revenue sharing agreement with local governments, it's possible to calculate the drop in business at the facility. The tribe paid a total of $10.88 million to the city of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County, representing 1.5 percent of the casino's annual net win. The payment was down from $11 million last year. Meanwhile, the tribe continues work on an expansion project. A 1,400-stall, six-story parking garage is due to open in early October. Get the Story:
Gambling revenue falls at Potawatomi Bingo Casino (The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 8/20)
Potawatomi make lump sum payments to Milwaukee (The Milwaukee Business Times 8/19)
Pays not so big: Potawatomi city, county payment declines (The Milwaukee Business Journal 8/19)
Potawatomi Bingo Casino all-in on 1,400-stall parking structure (The Milwaukee Business Journal 8/19)
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