In West Virginia, proposed legislation that would have permitted two of the state’s casinos to each establish a satellite facility featuring gaming tables and video lottery terminals has fallen at the first hurdle after failing to make it past the committee stage. Committee vote: According to a report from The Parkersburg News and Sentinel newspaper, House Bill 2901 was on the wrong side of an eight-to-seven vote by the West Virginia State Senate’s Finance Committee after being heavily criticized by […]

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