A Washington card room owner challenging tribal monopolies on sports betting plans to take his fight all the way to the Supreme Court, despite objections from his own tribe.
decided to allow sports wagering on Native American lands only, with proponents saying tribal governments were well equipped to oversee responsible gaming while also avoiding widespread expansion.
"This is trying to make a mockery of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act," said Rebecca George, executive director of the Washington Indian Gaming Commission."To think about the arguments that this is racial discrimination is not only wrong, it's offensive." Persson grew up in Hoquiam, a small town about an hour north of the Shoalwater Bay tribe, of which he is a member. With his sights set on a career in gaming, Persson graduated from Georgetown University law school and started building his empire, now spanning 31 casinos across Nevada, Colorado and Washington.
But tribal organizations argue Maverick's suit is about more than just sports betting and that undermining Washington's gaming compacts could threaten their status as sovereign nations. This comes as the Supreme Court considers a challenge to the"As an Indian person, to think about the impacts that either one of these cases would have into our communities is devastating," George said.
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