Maryland Lawmakers Consider Slot Machines for Off-Track Betting
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Maryland lawmakers consider allowing off-track betting sites to install slot machines, as operators seek access to unused casino slots to prevent financial struggles and potential revenue loss. The proposal, part of a horse racing bill amendment, raises concerns about turning these sites into mini-casinos and the shift in gambling preferences towards table games and sports betting. Only three off-track facilities meet the criteria, with one owner estimating needing up to five hundred machines. Lawmakers continue discussions on balancing revenue growth and gambling expansion.
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