Minnesota gambling regulators are meeting to consider new makers and distributors of the electronic gambling games that are being counted upon to help pay the state's share of a new Vikings stadium.
Minnesota gambling regulators have approved a new vendor for the electronic gambling games that are being counted on to help pay the state's share of a new Vikings stadium.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -
Air travelers will soon be able to play electronic pull-tabs at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission on Monday approved installing electronic pull-tabs at airport bars.
Minneapolis-based Express Games MN was selected as the first distributor to offer electronic pull-tabs at the airport.
Express Games CEO Jon Weaver says the pilot program will start Jan. 2 at six bars at the airport.
Weaver says his company will offer electronic pull-tabs at both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
The electronic gambling games are being counted on to help pay Minnesota's share of a new Vikings stadium. Electronic pull-tabs went into operation at Minnesota bars and restaurants in September.
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