June 15th, 2009 | 
Author: American Indian casinos are not bound by any Casino Commission rules. A few tribal casinos make public the percentage figures for the month, but most do not. Tribal lands are extraterritorial entities, recognized by treaties that go back to colonial days. The question of paying income and other federal taxes is moot.
The day-to-day regulation of a tribal casino is generally left to the tribal gaming authority, a situation that some have described as "the fox watching the hen house." Michigan tribal casinos all post signs that say the state doesn't regulate activities conducted within the confines of the casino.
In a letter to the editor of a gambling magazine a senior citizen complained bitterly that Foxwoods in Connecticut has no nickel machines. "Are they greedy, or don't they care that older people on low incomes like to slow down the pace?"
"Foxwoods is so busy that it has neither the space nor the desire to offer nickel machines," was the curt, straightforward reply from the editor.
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