I have heard some things on the news about the City building a Casino in Underground. Anybody have any concrete facts about this?
Pros and Cons
I am all for it
I have heard some things on the news about the City building a Casino in Underground. Anybody have any concrete facts about this?
Pros and Cons
I am all for it
If they could get is passed.
one in atlanta and one is savannah.
Like I said if they can pass the bill but there is a shed load of opposition.
I never understood the hate for casinos. They are a money printing machine for for the owners, the state and city (through taxes) and they provide hundreds of pretty well paying jobs. The add in the added tourism from the surrounding states and that blow hole of a mayor can quit crying about no money.
I know right! Look at Vegas, Biloxi, Tunica, etc. Those places have people there NON-STOP! I went to Vegas last month and was talking to some regulars. It seemed pretty crowded to me and it was a Thursday. The guy told me "This is nothing. You should see it when it's not as cold out." My jaw dropped. I'd be all about a casino in ATL. Keep me from having to drive 6 hours to Tunica or Biloxi.Originally Posted by BanginJimmy
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Also, why was beer ever banished from Sunday to begin with.
Lastly... I like your sig. I was a Huckabee guy. I am also a huge Boortz listener. FairTax all the way.
I saw something about one in atlanta.
The EMPIRE
lets get the buy beer on sunday bill passed first ok guys.
^fat chance on that
Originally Posted by BanginJimmy
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I play poker for a living, And this has been in discussion for years...It won't happen...Not anytime soon anyway.
It's called the Bible belt.
They are voting to have casinos in Underground since it's not good foe anything else they have tried. It will probably happen. Dan's stepmom works for the Visitors Bureau at Underground and it is definitely a possibility. It will be video gambling, though. No tables.
U can go to gas stations and do that crap....Originally Posted by Tracy
But you can't actually win money. I don't make the rules. I just happen to know all of the City of Atlanta gossip.Originally Posted by cactusEG
so probably no alcohol. and closed on sunday
If they build one it needs to be a good one. I went to the Indian Casino in NC and it sucked. No alcohol c mon. If they do build one it needs real dealers and lots of games and 24/7 hours. A half ass casino will draw in no people. If the city is serious about it then they need to model Las Vegas and tell all the Conservatives to shut up.
ugh i wish they would pass this. that would be awesome
Originally Posted by Vteckidd:
Originally Posted by coreyblade:
Yeah get real tables and stuff, I'd go.
Yeah, Cherokee (up in SC) does suck. No alcohol means more smoke. Also, you can be 18 there not the 21 of normal casinos. Cherokee also does suck because they have table games (21, Pai Gow Poker, etc.) but they are all digital cards which is LAME!
I am a roulette/craps guy. So, Cherokee is dead to me. If the ATL Casino doesn't have real games, I won't even bother. I'll just go to Tunica or Biloxi like I do anyhow.
dude thats in NC. Unless thats the name of a casino in SCOriginally Posted by MSP1660
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Yeah for the record if anyone is thinking of going to The harrahs casino in NC. DONT GO. It sucks bad. I smoke and i cough just walking by the place. All digital games no real table games and NO DRINKING at all. So if the ATL lawmakers could look at this as revenue and forget about this being the bible belt, we could give the georgia economy a real boost.![]()
Worst F'n Idea in this economy. People don't gamble when everyone is broke, stupid govt officials.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28163581
The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported last week that revenue at the state’s casinos fell by 22 percent in October, compared with the same month last year. It was the 10th straight monthly decline — and the biggest ever.
Thousands laid off as casinos near bankruptcy
For operators of casinos and other gambling concerns, the outlook is as grim as it’s ever been, with executives predicting that no new casino projects will be started for at least five years.