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Thing is, our indian reservation boundries are blurred so much that you can't even tell where they begin or end. Especially since some reservations seem to allow towns to build on their land.
Anyway, if your state will reap lots of profit from the casinos, I guess the only question I would have would be about zoning - where are they going to be located? We have lots of small card rooms, but the big casinos are usually a little more removed from the middle of things due to the traffic they generate. And these things are HUGE...you don't want them just popping up everywhere.
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