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Plainridge aims to help slots players avoid addiction

BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts is set to launch this week a first-in-the-nation system allowing slot players to limit their bets, following months of planning and some pushback from the gambling industry. The goal is to prevent casual players from going down the destructive path of addiction, said Marlene Warner, executive director

Massachusetts

Bay State glow may fade for casino developers

Massachusetts may no longer represent a cash bonanza for casino developers. Industry experts are lukewarm about the future of gambling in New England as the market grows increasingly crowded. Meanwhile, old heavyweights in Connecticut and Rhode Island are moving to counter expected competition in Massachusetts, a development that threatens to

Massachusetts Gaming Commission

Plainridge Park Casino posts $18.1m in July

Written by Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE — In its first full month of operation, Plainridge Park Casino generated $18.1 million in gross gaming revenue, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission announced Monday.