Bally’s Casino Brings in Less Than a Quarter of Projected Revenue for Chicago in 2023 – WTTW

For 30 years, Chicago’s mayors were betting a casino might be the answer to the city’s budget woes. But new numbers indicate that gamble may not be paying off as hoped.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Wow, if I was 75% wrong all the time I would have got fired. I shoulda worked in government. Where’d I go wrong? Is too late for me to get help?

Paul Boomer
2 years ago

As usual lies were told, facts made up, bribes paid, projects fail. Welcome to the corrupt city,county, state.

RON
2 years ago
Reply to  Paul Boomer

Are you also referring to the road safety program RED LIGHT cameras ?

debtsor
2 years ago

NO ONE COULD HAVE PREDICTED THIS

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