[FlingWingFlyer]

Same thing is going on here in the west. Indian casinos are popping up all over the place. Overkill.

[lightman]

Casino gambling was legalized in Pennsylvania in 2005.

In the past seven years there has been an epidemic of PTA treasurers, little league treasurs, fire company treasurers, etc. absconding with tens of thousands of dollars.

Most say they have a gambling addiction.

Some “free money”. /sarc

[sickoflibs]

Maryland ping!

O Malley was against casinos when his competitor was governor,

[SamAdams76]

Despite all the casinos popping up all around the nation, I still prefer to go to Las Vegas. Nothing else compares to it, not even Atlantic City. It's actually sort of depressing to go to a non-Vegas casino. There is just something low-rent about them. Not to mention all the old ladies being bused in so they can spend their last dollars on bingo and penny slots.

Las Vegas is an adult Disneyland. Lots to do besides gamble and when you go out there, you allot money for gambling as an entertainment expense, so you don't feel bad if you lose.

[Republican1795.]

Casinos are the new drug.

[VastRWCon]

I was at the Bethlehem casino in August and we won both nights $300 plus. I was at the OC MD casino in October and we lost $300 in 2 hours, didn’t win at all. Will never go back to the MD casino no wonder it was empty.

[itsahoot]

Never been to Vegas huh? How smart is that for a Casino owner?</sarcasm>

[Usagi_yo]

Gambling is the next bubble and gambling is a boom and bust business.

Never place a wager if it doesn’t figure for positive expectations.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

When a supplier complains of "over supply" of the commodity he is supplying, what he real means is that he wants the government to muscle out the competition. At least Al Capone did his own wet work.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Can't have too much competition. Too many hoi polloi joining the country clubs is not a good thing. /sarc

Maryland "Freak State" PING!