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For more than a year, tribal governments and state regulators have warned that so-called “prediction market” companies are attempting to use federal commodities law to create something Congress never authorized: a nationwide betting channel beyond […]

At our 2026 Conference and Trade Show, Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA) awarded 11 John Marley Scholarships to high school, college, and adult learning students pursuing higher education. OIGA established the John Marley Scholarship Foundation […]

Usually, at this time of year, CNIGA is primarily engaged in the legislative process at the state level. To be sure, CNIGA has endorsed legislation there; more on that later. However, this year we find […]

In the tribal gaming and hospitality sector, diversification is no longer just a buzzword — it is a core strategy for long-term economic stability. While high-energy slot floors, table games, and entertainment venues remain powerful […]

Dai sla. Hello, and welcome to the Fall 2026 edition of Tribal Gaming & Hospitality Magazine. My name is Brady Scott, and I’m the Chair of the Editorial Board. Our cover story takes us inside Soaring […]

Dai sla. Hello, and welcome to the Summer 2026 edition of Tribal Gaming & Hospitality Magazine. My name is Brady Scott, and I’m the chair of the editorial board. TG&H was on the road recently […]

Calling sports betting a “prediction market” does not change what it is — it’s gambling. Over decades, Washington state has built a carefully regulated gaming system designed to protect consumers, respect tribal sovereignty, and honor […]

The tribal gaming industry is full of innovation, technology, entertainment, and some of the best people anywhere. As we prepare to welcome you to Oklahoma City, we’re dialed in, attending to every detail in order […]

In the world of Indigenous hospitality, a powerful truth has emerged: Indigenous tourism is a living expression of sovereignty. Native nations and communities are no longer allowing their stories to be told by others. Instead, […]

This spring, CNIGA is actively engaged in a wide array of issues and activities. These include two high-stakes issues confronting the tribal government gaming industry, as well as engaging in legislation and other events surrounding […]

The word is out, and the “biggest little show in tribal gaming” is filling up faster each year. As of this writing, with five months still to go until showtime, our host hotel reservations are […]

As the United States approaches the 2026 Centennial of Route 66, the world is preparing to celebrate the Mother Road. For many, this evokes images of neon signs, vintage Corvettes, and mid-century diners. But for […]

Each new issue of TG&H is a reminder of what makes this industry so special — the people behind the properties, the long-term vision of tribal leadership, and the pride that comes with building something […]

By Rebecca George In a major national win for tribal sovereignty — and for safe and well-regulated gaming — the U.S. Supreme Court in early October declined to hear Maverick Gaming v. United States and State of Washington. […]

By Matthew L. Morgan, Chairman, Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association Tribal gaming has always been a forward-thinking industry. We are in the business of entertaining people, which necessitates us constantly looking for the newest technology, gaming […]

This has been an exceptionally active year for California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA), capped by a productive legislative season. Two pieces of CNIGA’s priority co-sponsored legislation earned the governor’s signature, and several additional bills […]

In the dynamic world of tribal gaming and hospitality, the spotlight is increasingly turning to the culinary landscape. Casino resorts are moving beyond standard American fare, embracing the rich, authentic flavors and farm-to-table traditions of […]