Bally’s Profits Continue To Lag At Medinah Temple, Executives Say – Block Club Chicago

Tax revenue from Medinah Temple has consistently fallen short of the city’s projections. The budget anticipates $35 million in local tax revenue from Bally’s, averaging out to $3 million a month. As of the end of March, Medinah Temple has generated about $3 million in tax revenue this year for Chicago.
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Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

It looks like the states going to approve video machine gambling statewide which one would assume will be bad news for Ballys and city pension revenue. And probably bad news for casinos statewide as well

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