Should Gambling be Legal?

Should Gambling be Legal?

Do you feel lucky? Do you? Almost everyone’s gambled at some point in his life, laying down money on everything from lottery tickets to Vegas poker tables. The thrill of chasing that elusive jackpot has turned gambling into a multi-billion-dollar industry, but there’s a personal risk that comes with every wager. With nearly 500 casinos currently open for business in the U.S. has legalized gambling gone too far?

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Coalition Against Legalized Gambling

Trading Jobs Kills Development

National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling

Most casinos attract 80% or more of their market from a 35-50 mile radius. Casinos absorb existing entertainment, restaurant and hotel business, and deplete dollars available to other retail businesses. That destroys other jobs in the trade area and eliminates their sales, employment and property tax contributions.

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Gambling in America; Costs and Benefits
Grinols, Earl L. Gambling in America, Costs and Benefits, p.p. 55-92
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