After years of wrangling, the state and the tribe reached an agreement over slot machines.
In 1993, a $240 million expansion added a hotel, restaurants and more gaming space. To accommodate the 24/7, game-hungry crowds, Foxwoods grew. They were five deep at each table,” said Holder, a tribal member.
“We planned to close for a few hours each day, but the people just kept staying and gambling.
