Minnesota casino files federal lawsuit against other casinos in state

Some of Minnesota’s biggest casinos are being accused in a new lawsuit of allowing illegal gaming. FOX 9’s Courtney Godfrey has the details.

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[josephconway]

I didn't realize it was mask season again and I still have my riot season decorations up!!

[christophergould]

Good
These casinos been doing this for 20 years
I hope it opens the door for other casinos to be looked into
These tribal casinos do not have to follow pay out guidelines like vegas does
They are allowed to set there own pay out wich is set to the lowest possible number.
Casino employee of 16 years here.
Do not spend your money at these casinos

[Litt-aoc]

When they say no one wins.
Actually the casino always wins in the long run.
That how statistics work.

[TRUTHbomb.]

The tribes have had the monopoly for a long time and what have they done with their riches?
With the amount of profit they have made there should be no native Americans in MN living in poverty, yet there still are plenty because those at the top are greedy.
Running Aces has consistently had to fight for it's very existence against Canturbury Park and the casinos, it's amazing they are still operating.
How about we give Running Aces an advantage for once?

[traderj]

Why can’t I living in Minneapolis start my own casino? Do Indian tribes have more rights than me? How about let anyone do this and not discriminate against MN citizens.