The CEO of the upcoming TribalNet conference and tradeshow said American Indian casinos can lead a gaming industry-wide conversion toward cashless operations and can also band together to offer sports betting. The 20th annual conference takes place Nov. 11-14 in Nashville. TribalNet CEO Mike Day said the event offers an opportunity for tribes an opportunity to understand and advance the use of gaming and hospitality technology, surpassing commercial casinos.
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