Bally’s escalates fight over video gambling, threatening legal action – Crain’s

An architect's rendering of Bally's planned casino campus on the North Branch of the Chicago River as of August 2024.The aggressive legal posture marks an escalation in Bally’s campaign against video gambling in the city. After previously arguing that competition from video terminals would reduce casino revenue and undermine the city’s tax projections, the company is now warning that legalization could force a broader renegotiation of its agreement with Chicago and trigger legal action.
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Callmyshrink
4 months ago

Who in their right mind would go downtown Chicago at night to gamble ?

David F
4 months ago
Reply to  Callmyshrink

Night or ever?

Sanity please
4 months ago
Reply to  Callmyshrink

The grand casino will probably not open or it will file chapter 11. It will open as a glorified grocery store and pharmacy before closing in bankruptcy.
The cycle will continue until the city totally
goes belly up.

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