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After a referendum gave the state of Maine the go signal to construct a new casino after the fairly successful Hollywood Casino in Bangor, a new development is set to affect the state’s gambling scene.
The drama happening in the awarding of the last casino license in the state of Pennsylvania is already at fever pitch.
Proposals by Native American tribes to construct casinos generally do not meet much opposition form the government.
New York Governor, David A. Paterson, is gearing up to sign a casino development project that will be owned by a Native American tribe.
The ongoing crusade of the proposed casino in Gettysburg has just gotten more dramatic with yet another town hall meeting, this time organized by the investors interested in building the casino close to the historic battlefield.
With the plans of incorporating Atlantic City into a tourism district, promoting further its casinos, the attention on the other gaming industry of the state,horse racing, has gone downhill.
The future of expanded gambling in most states has been decided mostly by the recent elections and the referenda it brought with it.
Sad news ended the week for the gaming industry in Philadelphia as three patrons from the SugarHouse Casino got robbed.
When gambling was made legal in Atlantic City way back in 1978, gamblers have made it their paradise.
July 2011 is the supposed target date for the lock that would reinstate Atlantic City’s position as a tourist resort.