Wyandotte Nation shares gaming revenues

Friday, May 16, 2008

The Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma made its first payment of gaming revenues to local governments in Kansas.

The tribe agreed to share a percentage of revenues from its casino in downtown Kansas City with Wyandotte County and Kansas City. The first quarterly payment came to $152,416.24, The Kansas City Star reported.

The 7th Street Casino is located on a half-acre of trust land. The tribe won a series of court rulings that affirmed its right to engage in gaming on the parcel.

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7th Street Casino provides first revenue to Wyandotte County (The Kansas City Star 5/16)