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Monkey Slots - Gaming Board Says “Bring It On”

Slot machines have been the number one topic of concern for the people of Pennsylvania for the past eight weeks. The state’s gaming control board has been on tour to hear the concerns of the people in nine different locations. Over the course of the tour there were roughly six hundred people that came to the hearings to express their opinions and wishes surrounding the state’s incoming slot machines. Although many criticized elements of how the tour was planned and conducted others felt the necessity out weighed the inconvenience given the important decisions being made.

By the end of the year the board will need to have issued fourteen separate slot machine licenses to areas throughout the state so the last eighteen days have been particularly important as opponents felt that their voices were being heard in a fair and judicial manner. "The hearings were great for us," shares one of the members of one of the more vocal protest groups dealing with the possible slot machine casino to be built near the Gettysburg Field.

But the biggest discrepancies seem to no longer be dealing with the locations of the slot machines but are now mostly issues with how the slot machine distributors and manufactures will be handled and regulated. Yet even with what some call unrealistic time constraints, the board remains hopeful that the process will be a smooth and ultimately beneficial one. "I think we have a big task, But in a lot of ways, we're very well staffed. ... There's an organization that is starting to emerge. I feel that as an organization, we are really starting to get our hands around it," says one board member in the midst of meetings.