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Online Casino News for Wednesday - February 25, 2004

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Fla. Tribe Commanded to Examine Spending - 2004-02-25
The federal government has cautioned the Seminole Tribe of Florida to rein in spending by its council members and refresh its video lottery machines to comply with federal regulations, saying it would close the tribe's casinos if the practices continue.

The tribe was commanded to update some electronic slot machines so that players gamble against other players, not the house, as federal regulations command.
Read the full story at Aberdeen American News
 
Coyote Valley misses final bid to evade state compact - 2004-02-25
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined the appeal from the Coyote Valley Band of Pomos in its last avenue through which to refuse signing a gambling contract with the state.

Federal law enforcement agencies could close Shodakai Casino in Redwood Valley if the tribe keeps existing without a compact.
Read the full story at Ukiah Daily Journal
 







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