Should video gambling be legal in Baltimore-area bars and shops?
By: Exhibit A
May 28, 2008
1) There is no reason the government shouldn’t benefit—it’s revenue we should try to make up.
— Thad Say, Hunt Valley
2) If it’s legal then they’d be able to tax it. I don’t see anything against legalizing it if they can keep track of the winnings. The city and state can get some of the money.
— Arlene Holsey, Baltimore
3) No, I don’t. It’s not legal now. The revenue is one reason; the state loses millions and it’s an underground economy. Mom-and-Pop stores make more money for this than what they’re actually in business for.
- Chris Williams, Baltimore
4) No. I don’t think it should be legalized in Maryland until gambling and slot machines are legal, period—especially if they’re not reporting truthful earnings.
— Takisha Snead, Randallstown








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