Fort McDowell was visited by the National Indian Gaming Association, which celebrated an historic year for tribal gaming in the state. However, it raised concerns about the possibility that the honeymoon may soon end. On November 14-16, the association, which is a coalition representing more than 250 federally-recognized tribal nations, met at the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort for its annual midyear conference. Some of the most prominent names in gaming attended the event, including Soo Kim, a hedge fund investor and owner of Bally Sports, Thomas Reeg CEO of Las Vegas giant Caesars Entertainment, and Brett Calapp CEO of Desert Diamond Sports…