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How Sports Betting Upended the Economies of Native American Tribes

Por: The New York Times Sports February 11, 2023

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A Risky WagerHow Sports Betting Upended the Economies of Native American TribesBy ,  and David W. Chen, Mark Walker and Kenneth P. Vogel visited tribal leaders, reviewed court cases and spoke with numerous casino executives and lobbyists to see how the rapid expansion of sports betting was affecting Native American tribes.Feb. 10, 2023For decades, gambling has been the most important source of income for hundreds of Native American tribes. Now,... + full article



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