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Mashantucket Tribe sees 10.5 percent decline in slot revenues


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The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut reported a 10.5 percent decline in slot machine revenues for the month of April.

Foxwoods Resort Casino took in $39.8 million, the tribe said in a press release. That's down from $44.5 million in April 2013.

The report came after the tribe said it would be shutting down some table games and some slot machines in a portion of the casino during early weekday hours, from 4am to 9am, Monday through Friday. The tribe also plans to address staffing levels, an indication of potential layoffs.

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Foxwoods Slot Revenues Down 10.5% In April (The Hartford Courant 5/15)
Foxwoods To Close Portions Of Rainmaker Casino During Weekdays (The Hartford Courant 5/15)
April another down month for casinos (The New London Day 5/15)

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