From the PATRIOT NEWS:
…Analysts who handicap the betting on Wall Street said the payoff will depend upon casinos’ ability to attract higher-end gamblers who typically drive table game profits. And they predicted there will be a wide gulf between table game winners and losers among casinos across the state…
Speaking at a two-day conference of gaming industry officials in King of Prussia on Tuesday, the five-member panel of Wall Street analysts cited the need for more amenities, such as fancy restaurants, luxury hotels and top-notch show-business talent, to attract high rollers to poker and blackjack tables…
Click here to read the full article.
