Oklahoma Tribes Reject Compact Arbitration

Oklahoma's 31 casino tribes rejected Governor Kevin Stitt’s (l.) proposal to enter into arbitration over their 15-year gaming compacts. Stitt says the compacts will expire January 1. The tribes assert they will automatically renew. Currently tribes pay the state 4 percent to 10 percent of annual net casino revenue for exclusivity rights, but Stitt wants more.

Oklahoma Tribes Reject Compact Arbitration

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