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Perryville casino asking state to take back 400-500 slot machines, citing lost business
The manager of the Hollywood Casino in Perryville is asking the state to take back 400 to 500 video lottery terminals, saying it has lost 40% of its business since Maryland Live! opened in June at Arundel Mills.  Hollywood Casino Perryville8/7/2012
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On Eve Of MD Special Session, The State's First Casino Is Downsizing
(Maryland) -- On the eve of a special session to discuss expanding gambling, Maryland's first casino is downsizing. The "Hollywood Casino Perryville" has...
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Perryville casino seeks to cut slot machines by a third
(Maryland) -- Even as the General Assembly prepares to return to Annapolis this week to discuss the expansion of gambling, one of Maryland's three casinos has asked...
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Eye Opener: Hollywood Casino wants state to take back slot machines
(Maryland) -- On the day that July revenue totals for Maryland’s casinos are set to be released, the state’s first slots parlor in Cecil County is asking the...
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Hollywood Casino Perryville Owners Seek to Pull 1/3 of Slot Machines as Revenues Fall 44 Percent
(Maryland) -- The owners of Hollywood Casino Perryville want to remove 400 to 500 video lottery terminals from the location, citing competition from the newly-opened...
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Hollywood Casino Perryville revenue down more than 32 percent
(Maryland) -- Revenue for the Hollywood Casino in Perryville has decreased more than 32 percent from July 2011 to July 2012.
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Penn National Wants To Send Back Hundreds Of Slots
(Maryland) -- One of Maryland's five casinos is planning to pull the plug on hundreds of slot machines. Penn National which owns Hollywood Casino in Perryville is...
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Perryville casino asking state to take back 400-500 slot machines, citing lost business
(Maryland) -- The manager of the Hollywood Casino in Perryville is asking the state to take back 400 to 500 video lottery terminals, saying it has lost 40% of its...
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Perryville casino seeks to cut slot machines by a third
(Maryland) -- One of Maryland's three casinos has asked the state to take back about a third of the slot machines on its gaming floor because of declining revenue.
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Perryville casino to cut 400 to 500 slots, cites new casino in Anne Arundel for drop-off
(Maryland) -- Revenue at a casino in Perryville dropped by about 32 percent in July compared with the same time last year, the Maryland Lottery announced Monday, and the...
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