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Koi Nation’s Efforts to Launch a New $600 Million Casino on Hold Amid Opposition

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Nov 8, 2024

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… these, 63 tribes operate 66 casinos throughout California.
Online gambling, … been ongoing disagreements among tribes, card rooms, and potential online operators about …
Opposition and Controversy Surrounding the Casino Proposal
Governor Gavin Newsom spoke …

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