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HELP STOP MAINE'S BAD BET.
VOTE NO on LD 2213:
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Historic Racing Machines
These devices mimic the look and feel of a slot machine. The game play involves random generation of a past horse race rather than a random number generation, but the user involvement is the same: You decide how much you want to wager, then you press ‘Play.’
Electronic Bingo Machines
This is a far cry from a Tuesday night social at the Grange Hall-this is big business, with the potential for high stakes wagering. These machine are commonly described as “virtually indistinguishable” from slot machines.
This legislation represents a massive expansion of gaming, saturating the state with slot machines and jeopardizing established jobs.
Presently, Maine’s casinos are not fully utilizing their slot machine allocations, a decision driven by market demand and responsible management. Oxford and Bangor casinos operate below their permitted machine quotas, indicating a saturated market.
LESS TAX REVENUE TO THE STATE
Does Maine Need 2,396 More Slot Machines?
Stop Slot Machine Expansion in Maine. SAY NO TO:
Local Approval
Local communities must have a say in whether they host gaming facilities, ensuring alignment with local interests and values.
Statewide Vote
Ensuring that any expansion of gaming facilities is inline with the will of Maine’s residents.
100-mile Radius Requirement
This provision is crucial to prevent market cannibalization, protecting existing establishments and ensuring a balanced distribution of gaming facilities.
Comparable Tax Structure
A 47 percent tax on net slot revenue ensures that gaming facilities contribute their fair share to the state’s coffers, supporting public services and infrastructure.
LD 1992
LD 1838
MASSIVE GAMBLING EXPANSION
A LOSS OF JOBS AT THE EXISTING FACILITIES
The Maine Legislature is proposing the most significant expansion of gaming in Maine history. This time, they are proposing to introduce electronic bingo machines and historic race machines all across Maine. These units look and play like slot machines. Don’t be fooled—this is an end run around a long established process for gaming expansion that requires approval by Maine voters!
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The proposed legislation IGNORES commonsense gaming expansion requirements:
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More Slot Machines Are A Bad Bet For Maine
Electronic Pull-Tab Machines
This isn't your grandma's pull-tab game. These machines have been described as having "no discernable difference in function from a slot machine." They're even touted as attracting newer and younger players compared to the traditional game of chance.