Ah I was not meaning that tribes declare class III games class II but replace them with class II. As I pointed out this would be extremely cheap on the tribe. Also many of the class III games on the floor can be converted with a simple software change. Additionally class II games today look and feel like class III. The patron most likely wouldn’t even notice the change.
Class II gaming involves bingo. Class III is everything else. Generally speaking. Meaning DFS falls under the class III category. The state in the compact agrees to exclusivity for the tribes in part 11 of 3A-281. You may want to review that. In essence the state agrees not to allow any additional electronic gaming in the state of ok in return for the payment.
Class II gaming involves bingo. Class III is everything else. Generally speaking. Meaning DFS falls under the class III category. The state in the compact agrees to exclusivity for the tribes in part 11 of 3A-281. You may want to review that. In essence the state agrees not to allow any additional electronic gaming in the state of ok in return for the payment.
