Casino

Slot machines only and they pay out cash. They had been involved with lawsuits with the state for years about this casino. It was open for a bout 6 weeks many years ago, but the state served them with an injunction to shut it down.

Now there back !!!!!! I hate it because I can tell the traffic has increased between Livingston and Woodville. Dang gamblers getting in the way of my trips to the deer lease or the lake.

 

It is a very small, narrow isles, and crowded Class III gaming facility. Class III slot machines based on bingo cards. Primarily penny slots. Restaurant is so so.

http://texas.casinocity.com/livingston/naskila-entertainment/

 

Is it on that reservation out there?

 

Is that the same place that opened in the 60's and then closed.
Thought they called it Alabama Coushata or something like that.

 

From the address it is across the street from the Alabama-Coushatta Cultural Center.

Not sure if this is up-top-date:

There is one Indian casino in Texas, the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass. Texas has three federally-recognized tribes but only the Kickapoo Traditional Tribe is authorized to own and operate a casino under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1987.

 

All I remember is the gambling place was on the right hand side coming from Houston.

 

It won't last long. There is not a single member of our great state legislature that will tolerate gambling. If it is indian owned, the federal courts have already ruled that the indians signed a treaty with the state that they would never have gambling. They tried in the 90's and lost again.