by admin
January 8th, 2010
Below is a list of casinos in Iowa. If we don’t have a casino that does exist in Iowa please feel free by email.
Casinos in Iowa, list:
- Isle of Capri – Water Loo
- Rhythm City
- Prairie Meadows
- Isle of Crapi – Marquette
- Isle of Crapi – Bettendorf
- Mystique Casino
- Argosy Sioux City
- Wild Rose – Emmetsburg
- Wild Rose – Clinton
- Catfish Bend
- Riverside
- Terrible’s Lakeside
- Diamond Jo Dubuque
- Ameristar
- Diamond Jo Worth
- Harrah’s
- Horseshoe Council Bluffs
If you have been to any of these casinos please feel free to provide a review by commenting below!
by admin
January 8th, 2010
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This is a complete list of Wisconsin Casinos. Note, most if not all, casinos in Wisconsin are on Indian reservations.
List of Casinos in Wisconsin
- Bad River Lodge Casino
- Dejope Gaming
- Ho Chunk Casino and Hotel
- Isle Vista Casino
- Lake of the Torches Resort Casino
- LCO Casino, Lodge & Convention Center
- Majestic Pines Casino, Bingo & Hotel
- Menominee Casino Bingo & Hotel
- Mohican North Star Casino & Bingo
- Mole Lake Casino & Bingo
- Oneida Bingo & Casino
- Potawatomi Bingo Casino
- Potawatomi Bingo-Northern Lights Casino
- Rainbow Casino
- St. Croix Casino & Hotel
- Whitetail Crossing Casino
If you’re traveling in Wisconsin and you need to find a Casino, you may want to print out this list of Wisconsin Casinos.
Also, if you have been into one and would like to review a casino feel free to send us your reviews to webmaster(at)worldwide-gaming.com
This is from Ohio Secretary of Sate:
In the US, Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has announced the approval of 452,956 petition signatures to allow a proposed plan for four casinos in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Toledo to be included on Ohio’s November 3, 2009, state-wide ballot.
The proposal seeks to amend Ohio’s constitution, which currently prohibits casino gaming. Under Ohio law, the Ohio Jobs and Growth Committee was required to submit petitions containing valid signatures of 402,275 registered Ohio voters with the Secretary of State by July 1 in order for the proposal to qualify for the November ballot.
According to the committee, if passed, the casinos would bring more than 34,000 new jobs and generate $651m a year in casino tax revenue.
For this kind of economy, it might bring in more revenue for the state but is it what Ohio really needs right now?
