Illinoisans could play slots, blackjack and other casino games on their phones if the state legalizes an industry that has generated hundreds of millions of dollars in other states. But opponents warn it could cut into the state’s massive video gaming terminal business — and drive an explosion in gambling
J&J Ventures Gaming is protesting a decision by the village of Tinley Park to suspend its license to operate its gaming machines in three businesses this weekend over payment of a push tax.
City is in ‘strongest financial position’ in more than a decade, city administrator says
The Village Board met Monday night for its regular meeting, where trustees voted to approve an ordinance that allows the activity in Plainfield.
The Illinois Gaming Machine Operators Association announces resolution of a lawsuit ending a local fee on video gaming terminals.
DeKalb city leaders voted this week to impose restrictions on video gambling in town.
The Pana City Council voted to establish a Class “P” liquor license which will be for establishments which derive its main income from video gaming machines.
The year ended up being the best for gambling tax collections. Eleven Darien restaurants and bars have video gambling machines.
Some restaurant owners in La Grange Park are calling for the repeal of the Village ordinance banning video gaming and passing a new ordinance to allow the practice in the Village.
Internet Gambling is a major threat to over 8200 local small business throughout Illinois.
