Sentence examples for gambling location from inspiring English sources
The state is negotiating a reduction in the St . Regispayment related to the breakaway gambling location, the governor said.
The men arrested in his shooting were about to rob a gambling spot near where the captain stopped to question them, Mr. Kelly said, adding, "They expected to shoot it out at the gambling location".
Penn National said it was hoping to convince the state to allow slot machines at the track, even though voters did not approve Prince George's County as a gambling location.
But when it comes to listing popular American gambling locations, another powerhouse often gets overlooked: Indiana.
One police supervisor said Mr. Chan might have been "a driver for illegal gambling operations who picked up gamblers and took them to illegal gambling locations".
Bets at Manila gambling locations average about 40 pesos, or $1, compared with Macau, where gambling tables often have a minimum bet of 300 patacas, or $38.
The sampling design of the study "Pathological Gambling and Epidemiology" (PAGE) included four recruitment channels: general population, gambling locations, project telephone hotline, and in-patient treatment for pathological gambling.
The suspect was also accused of controlling more than 100 policy-number gambling locations in Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn, Mr. Morgenthau said at a news conference in his office.
"Nothing contained in the legislation would prohibit commercial establishments outside of Atlantic City, such as nightclubs, bars, restaurants, cafes and amusement parks, from offering Internet gambling opportunities in order to attract patrons or customers," Mr. Christie said, "potentially leading to the creation of commercial gambling locations outside of Atlantic City".
Galanek, a New York City Police Department detective who works with prosecutors in Brooklyn, helped coordinate raids on 10 illegal gambling locations on Saturday, which resulted in the arrests of 13 alleged bookmakers and minor mobsters and the short-circuiting of several million dollars in bets on Super Bowl XXXII.
