
Interesting tidbits from
this quarter's Focus on Gambling newsletter from the Washington State Gambling Commission:
- Dave and Busters is asking for changes to amusement game rules. Does this mean the chain's planning on having a restaurant closer than Sacramento?
- Texas Hold 'Em wagering limits won't increase to $100 until at least May 2012, except for those casinos in a pilot program.
- The number of "house banked card rooms" (i.e., non-tribal casinos) in the state dropped from a high of 96 in 2006 to 66 this year. This is the largest change -- positive or negative -- since 1999, the year after they became legal.
- No news about Happy Days, because it's only reporting April, May, and June violations.
1 comment:
I wish! D&B is more about arcade fun than gambling though. Should not be at a reservation, it should just be. The great NW isn't all that great when it comes to restaurants and having fun.
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