YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Three casino-development groups have shelled out $5.5 million a piece to the Kansas Lottery Commission in privilege fees to be considered for a single contract to build a casino in Kansas’ southeast gaming zone.
The groups represent Kansas Crossing Casino, Camptown Casino and Castle Rock Casino Resort are competing for a contract to build a state-owned casino. Privilege fees will be refunded to those not awarded a state contract.
A seven-member Lottery Gaming Facility Review Board is on tap to review the proposals, but the final say will come from Kansas Racing & Gaming Commission.
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