Losses and Gains Across the Gambling Realm
Sands isn't the only casino company feeling the pinch. Recently, all of the Atlantic City Casinos reported losses. The state Casino Control Commission says revenue fell 15 percent in September. That was the largest monthly drop in the city's history. Things *do* seem to be going well for gambling in the Poconos. The Mount Airy Casino Resort has been breaking Pennsylvania's revenue records in recent months.
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