Quote:
Originally Posted by Carpe Wampum
Two articles in today's Asheville Citizen-Times indicate that the Casino is pressing the Governor for live poker, craps, and blackjack.
NC's lottery revenues were up 25% in 2009 while the Casino's revenues were down 4% in 2009. That, and the 430 new jobs promised if table games are approved, should help their case with the State.
After three trips to the Casino, I've slowly gotten comfortable with the computer tables. More hands/hour, no dealer tips or mistakes, and less germs from cards and chips outweigh the negs for me. Nonetheless, with no other legal live poker room within hundreds of miles, the computer tables are clearly the reason the line outside the poker room door isn't a block long 24/7.
NC is crazy to not pass table games, could you image the amount of people from Atlanta that would drive up there, god I hope they do it and put in a large poker room to boot, maybe something like foxwoods, it would be worth the drive every weekend.