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February 15, 2021, 5:53 pm · Washington State made its latest attempt to expand gambling policy to private card rooms and racetracks in the hopes of making the state more competitive when it came to revenue. During the State Senate Committee hearing last week, 1,888 people attended online. 1,041 of them opposed a bill on the matter. There were 17 lobbyists, who tuned in on behalf of 14 of the 29 federally recognised native American tribes. The tribes currently have powers to run sports betting and gambling businesses and they are not willing to relent their gr...
Gaming co. relocates to Kirkland Maverick Gaming announced it will move from Nevada to a new headquarters building in Kirkland. The site, at 12530 N.E. 144th St., is in the Kingsgate neighborhood, east of Interstate 405, and north of Totem Lake. The building is now home to Caribbean Cardroom, in a 1978 former retail building that's been owned by a local family for decades. Maverick CEO Eric Persson said in a statement, “I grew up in Hoquiam and am humbled and excited to be locating Maverick Gaming's headquarters in my home state.” The company, named for Persson's son, says about 50 jobs...
Maverick Gaming today announced they are in the process of moving their corporate headquarters to Kirkland, WA, a reflection of the company’s ongoing and long-term investment in Washington State.