The Washington Gambling Commission has reached a tentative agreement with two Indian Tribes which allows them to offer electronic table gaming.
The regulator shared that it has reached an agreement with the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe on Wednesday (December 10) along with the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe on the same day.
The proposed amendment, within the tentative agreements, includes provisions that already exist in other tribal compact, including a framework for electronic table games. For the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe announcement, the proposals also update smoking provisions at the Tribe’s gaming facility.
