I wonder how this will affect Bossier city
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I wonder how this will affect Bossier city
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I think it will come down to how much market share there is . if it will bring in more people if its up on land then im sure they will do it .Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk66
I wonder if it will effect the NA casinos in Texas. I’d drive right over OK to gamble in a casino with decent comps and wins.
Of course if Texas would get in line...I’d just gamble here.
No free drinks in Oklahoma and the beer is weaker then TexasQuote:
Originally Posted by owls
Also the extra charge per hand at bj isn't fun
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What do we have in Texas? Kickapoo in Eagle Pass ( Faarrrrrr West Texas) and Naskila in East Texas. Naskila is under the gun, State of Texas is trying to get rid of it. Nothing in DFW, or SA or Houston. Lots of $$$ must be being passed under the table to keep casino gambling out of Texas. I don’t believe it’s Baptists either. I think it’s the Oklahoma tribes paying big bucks to Texas legislators. Ok off my soap box ��.Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk66
Texas has funny little deals with all the surrounding states . but the most popular reason Texas don't have casino's is still the issue of separating church and state and the lack of demand with the abundance of casino's just over the state line .Quote:
Originally Posted by owls
This article is confusing. They can expand 1200 yards inland, but do they still have to attached to the water? Or can a new freestanding casino be built within 1200 yards of the water?
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They can move 1200 feet inland from their berth, no need to be connected to water.Quote:
Originally Posted by KimKyle