Gaming changes across U.S. may be near

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- As reported by News OK: "The head of the National Indian Gaming Commission said Thursday that he's determined to act on a controversial change involving electronic bingo machines, despite widespread complaints from Indian tribes that they haven't had enough input.

"...'I've got to get this done,' said (Phil) Hogen, who also told the committee he thinks nearly 60 percent of tribes' electronic bingo machines are unlawful.

"Under the commission's proposal, 'one-touch' bingo machines would be shut down after a five-year 'grandfather' period for the machines currently in use, Hogen said..."