Topic: An Indian casino in New York? - page 3. (Read 291 times)
I think it doesn't have any difference though, casino's operated by Native Americans are just the same games that you will find in Las Vegas or any parts of the globe. What makes it different though is that Native Americans has sovereignty and self-government. And that is why they are immune from regulations from federal government.
I never heard of Native American casinos, is that even exist?
In movies, we know Chinese casinos with Mahjong and stuff, Japanese with pachinko, etc. What's unique about Indian games? It seems their culture isn't strong in gambling (I might be wrong tho).
In movies, we know Chinese casinos with Mahjong and stuff, Japanese with pachinko, etc. What's unique about Indian games? It seems their culture isn't strong in gambling (I might be wrong tho).
When you think of the Hamptons in USA, you are likely to picture a leafy area, close to the beach with nice uber-houses of the well-to-do and wealthy people of NY. However the sacred land of the Shinnecock Nation lays right around the corner, 90 miles from Manhattan and with an extension of 365 hectare (900 acres if you prefer) and they are about to open a casino by the road.
Gaming is a major source of income for Indians living in reservations and has provided an increase in income for them, however this development is - as it could not be otherwise - controversial due to the opposition of the locals.
The American Gaming Association estimates a positive impact of 100 Billion a year as of today with a constant growth in the past decades.
Have you ever been on an Indian casino? Good experience?
Gaming is a major source of income for Indians living in reservations and has provided an increase in income for them, however this development is - as it could not be otherwise - controversial due to the opposition of the locals.
The American Gaming Association estimates a positive impact of 100 Billion a year as of today with a constant growth in the past decades.
Have you ever been on an Indian casino? Good experience?
I never tried an Indian casino nor online or offline.In order to make a comparison I need to at least try an online reputable Indian casino and see how it feels and what is my experience there.
I think an Indian casino in near New York is good but I am doubtful if it will attract many gamblers.There is still Las Vegas who gathers the best gamblers from the USA.
When you think of the Hamptons in USA, you are likely to picture a leafy area, close to the beach with nice uber-houses of the well-to-do and wealthy people of NY. However the sacred land of the Shinnecock Nation lays right around the corner, 90 miles from Manhattan and with an extension of 365 hectare (900 acres if you prefer) and they are about to open a casino by the road.
Gaming is a major source of income for Indians living in reservations and has provided an increase in income for them, however this development is - as it could not be otherwise - controversial due to the opposition of the locals.
The American Gaming Association estimates a positive impact of 100 Billion a year as of today with a constant growth in the past decades.
Have you ever been on an Indian casino? Good experience?
Gaming is a major source of income for Indians living in reservations and has provided an increase in income for them, however this development is - as it could not be otherwise - controversial due to the opposition of the locals.
The American Gaming Association estimates a positive impact of 100 Billion a year as of today with a constant growth in the past decades.
Have you ever been on an Indian casino? Good experience?
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