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States Up the Ante in Bid to Lure Other States’ Bettors

Source: The New York Times | Nation | August 3, 2012



Cash-hungry states have long tried to poach business from one another. Now many are stepping up their efforts to lure gamblers from their neighbors to their growing ranks of slot machines, leaving states like Delaware, which embraced gambling early, struggling to keep up in what has become a feverish one-armed-bandit arms race.
 

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