An era is coming to an end at the National Indian Gaming Commission, the federal regulator over tribal gaming. The term of Chairman Jonodev Chaudhuri expired at the end of April and he’s now serving in a “holdover” status. But for five years, Chaudhuri has presided over a peaceful period in the relations between gaming tribes and the federal government. He sat down with GGB Publisher Roger Gros at the Southern Gaming Summit in early May to review the accomplishments of the NIGC during his tenure and his views of the future.
