State's casinos battling lower revenue

State's casinos battling lower revenue – Indianapolis Star

State's casinos battling lower revenue
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The southeast Indiana city on Friday will celebrate the opening of its new Hollywood Casino , which will nearly triple the capacity of the Argosy riverboat it is replacing. Before gambling came to Lawrenceburg in 1997, the city, population 4500, …

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