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The Poarch Band of Creek Indians Has a Solid Gaming Plan for Alabama

One certain way to build economic opportunity and growth for the state we love, is to put the power of gaming to work for Alabama. Federal Law requires a Tribal-State Contract (Compact) to be negotiated by the State and Tribe in order to expand the types of games we offer. We stand ready to negotiate a Compact that will benefit Alabama.

Our Plan is a Game-Changer for the State we love

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6500 New Jobs

That's $300 Million in Wages

How We Employ Thousands

$500 Million
In Capital Investments

New Deluxe Resort Destinations for Our State

How We Invest in Tourism

$350 Million
in Increased Revenue and Taxes

Plus More Economic Benefits

How We Support the Economy

See What Alabamians are Saying

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Since we are losing revenue to other states over gambling, it is time to collect on what is already being spent out of state.

- Sheri, Huntsville, AL

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Please get a lottery and gaming- we are loosing too much money to our neighbors- we should be ashamed being last in education.

- Joy, Arab, AL

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Our kids are important and a quality education is needed with additional funding.

- Angela, Prattville, AL

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Let’s roll.

- Paul, Talladega, AL

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Sending lots of Alabama $$ to Mississippi in last few weeks. Surely we can come together and keep this revenue in Alabama.

- Michael, Tuscaloosa, AL

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The People of Alabama will never get to Vote on Gaming or Lottery,
Seems to be a 45 Year joke, Let the people VOTE.

- Blake, Cullman, AL

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The entirety of profit to Alabama should benefit Education.

- Rebecca, Killen, AL

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The Poarch Creek Indians’ plan is a win for all.

- David, Mobile, AL

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Education needs to be brought to the forefront in Alabama.

- Donise, Pinson, AL

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Better education for all children. Better pay and benefits to attract the best teachers.

- Wayne, Huntsville, AL

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