The tribal gaming industry in Oklahoma has grown by leaps and bounds in just a decade.
Tribal casinos generated $501.6 million in 2002, according to Casino
City’s North American Gaming Almanac. By 2012, the market grew to $3.7 billion.
The growth spurt came after voters legalized Class III gaming in 2004.
Oklahoma is now home to more than 110 gaming facilities, the most of any state.
Get the Story:
Horse racing in Oklahoma battles stiff competition for gaming dollars
(The Oklahoman 11/12)