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Tribes plead case before Boren, Cole

 
By Tony Thornton    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: February 21, 2008

MIAMI, OK — U.S. Rep. Tom Cole erased any doubt Wednesday concerning his stance on proposed restrictions to America's $22 billion Indian gaming industry.

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Class II vs. Class III
Class II: Bingo, pull-tabs and electronic versions of both games that pit players against each other through a computer server. Those players sometimes aren't even in the same casino.

Class III: Slot machines like those found in Las Vegas that pit players against the machine.

Proposed changes to Class II: Technical in nature, the result would be slower games aimed at making them seem more like bingo. The extra time needed for each game would make them less profitable, officials say.

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