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https://vitalvegas.com/palms-casino-sold-to-san-manuel-band-of-mission-indians/
This is a VERY GOOD THING.Quote: WizardPersonally, I welcome more competition in Vegas. I don't care whether the owner is tribal or not, as long as it's fresh blood.
Agreed.Quote: WizardPersonally, I welcome more competition in Vegas. I don't care whether the owner is tribal or not, as long as it's fresh blood.
The article goes on to say:
San Manuel’s purchase of Palms is one of several moves by tribes in Las Vegas. Mohegan Sun currently runs the casino at Virgin Las Vegas, and we’ve shared the rumor the Seminoles are expected to purchase Bally’s.
It is also nice having the food court to get a snack or a Smoothie from McD, I like the Mango/Pineapple one mixed with a shot of Tequila.
Any chance this will make RIO up their game ( payback tables ) a bit ? I guess that is a silly question, Probably Not.
So what?Quote: vegasAnother Indian run casino.
It’s not like the property is on tribal land.
They need to run it like any other commercial business and without that sovereign nation stuff.
Quote: DJTeddyBearSo what?
It’s not like the property is on tribal land.
They need to run it like any other commercial business and without that sovereign nation stuff.
No offense. I like the idea of different owners rather than the same old group. It was more of a comment in that the Virgin casino was also connected to a tribe and for Vegas this is a new trend in the Indian tribes have taken an interest as of late.
Well if VPFREE2 is up to date, Mohegan Sun ( the old Hard Rock ) is not making much of a splash at least with their VP selection:Quote: vegasI like the idea of different owners rather than the same old group.
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Quote: DJTeddyBearSo what?
It’s not like the property is on tribal land.
They need to run it like any other commercial business and without that sovereign nation stuff.
That's the question I had.............since I reside in a casino tribal jurisdiction.........LOL
As long as they are not buying the land and trying to turn it into sovereign nation land after the requisite years, it's OK.............BUT.........IF.............the alternative, not sure that's a great thing.........
Maybe just wishful thinking on my part.
This is different, but it's the only thing we have to compare it to really. I noticed places like Harrah's on Indian land seem to do less mistreating. Whatever the case, I think it will be a good thing overall.Quote: HunterhillI think tribes having non tribal casinos could be a good thing.If they mistreat players at their tribal casinos it could possibly hurt their business in the non tribal locations.
Maybe just wishful thinking on my part.
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