Alcohol Sales Could Be Coming To Meskwaki Casino Soon
Many people associate alcohol with gambling. The two have run hand and hand for decades. It is almost inconceivable that there could be a gambling casino without alcohol.
That is the case in a casino in Iowa. The Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel does not sell alcohol. It is the only casino in the state of Iowa currently that does not allow the sales.
That may soon be changing. The casino is facing increased competition from other casinos in the state. There are nineteen other casinos in Iowa, and they are taking money out of the pockets of Meskwaki tribal members.
Last year, a vote was taken to allow alcohol sales, but the proposal was defeated by a margin of 166-143. Although it was defeated, the issue will be re-examined again when a vote is taken again on Tuesday.
The Meskwaki settlement has never had alcohol sold on it. While there is a need for the alcohol sales to build profits for the casino, the plan does have its opponents. Social and health problems are sited for not wanting the law changed.
March 31, 2008
Posted By Larry Rutherford
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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