Clearing up a few gambling questions after the Birmingham Racecourse sale
The sale of the Birmingham Racecourse prompted a number of questions about Alabama's complicated and confusing gambling laws.
Poarch Band of Creek Indians
Wind Creek Hospitality acquires Birmingham Racecourse
The acquisition of the Birmingham Racecourse by the Poarch Creeks gives the tribe another top-tier gaming property in a growing portfolio.
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See recent postsAlabama’s absurd gambling predicament exposed again
With Alabama operators opening resort casinos in other states, this state's gambling predicament becomes even more absurd.
Poarch Band of Creek Indians set to open Chicago casino
The Wind Creek Chicago Southland, an upscale casino and resort, is predicted to generate more than $200 million in annual tax revenue.
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See recent postsMuscogees v. Poarch Creeks: Getting to the bottom of a tribal fight
The Muscogees and Poarch Creeks have been fighting for more than a decade over sacred land in Wetumpka.
U.S. House bill does not allow Poarch Creeks to expand gambling in Alabama
A bill in Congress would reaffirm PCI's federally recognized status, but it would have absolutely no effect on the Tribe's gaming activity.
Since 2022, ALFA, PCI donated over $310,000 to senators who killed gambling bill
Almost every senator who voted to kill the gambling bill has received significant contributions from ALFA or the PCI.
The gambling fight gets messier
Substitute bills and lots of new ideas seem destined to sink the gambling legislation, denying Alabamians an opportunity to vote.
A combination of issues are threatening the comprehensive gambling bill
While supporters remain optimistic, the gambling legislation is facing its first true test this session.
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See recent postsGaming bill must prioritize local ownership — Alabama first
The bill isn't just a piece of legislation; it's a reflection of our commitment to Alabama's people. It should unequivocally prioritize Alabama businesses.