Mighty M Gaming (Monticello, NY) Part 1

#41
all i said was that work is about to begin on the new facility in monticello and that legal card tables will be available 90 min away from NYC.

whats the problem????
 
#42
The problem is... Since the subject of 'alternative gambling' at racetracks was being discussed, I said that Yonkers and Aqueduct were opening up their slots and poker machines very soon to which you replied I was "wrong".


Fact is they are opening up with poker and slots or VLT's if you prefer to call them that and you just keep saying "they're not slots" and I think claiming that that Yonker and Aqueduct won't be opening since the only other thing you keep saying is "I'm wrong".



This argument reminds me of when I walked into a head shop to buy a pipe with a friend a few years ago and when my friend asked the counter person to see "that pot pipe", this counter person flipped out told us he didn't sell "pot pipes". So after that when I asked if he'd sell me that nice "tobacco pipe" he said "we don't sell pipes".

Anyway... You're the salesmen.
 
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seeker6591 said:
i think you said table gaming was inevitable

i said maybe in 5-10 years
Your death is inevitable... doesn't mean it happening next week.

I said that NY would see the amount of tax dollars rolling in just on these machines and after that it was inevitable they'd just allow tables or full blown casino's. These machines are the proverbial "foot in the door". I said 2 or 3 years after the tracks opened and you said 5-10.... So I'm wrong because of a couple of years difference in our predictions?
 
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Ozzy said:
Your death is inevitable... doesn't mean it happening next week.

I said that NY would see the amount of tax dollars rolling in just on these machines and after that it was inevitable they'd just allow tables or full blown casino's. These machines are the proverbial "foot in the door". I said 2 or 3 years after the tracks opened and you said 5-10.... So I'm wrong because of a couple of years difference in our predictions?

well if your right..I will retire early !
 
#48
St. Regis Mohawk Casino Update

Empire Resorts Provides Update on St. Regis Mohawk Casino
BUSINESS WIRE
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)----Empire Resorts, Inc. (NASDAQ: NYNY) announced that management is not aware of any news that could account for today's trading activity. The company and its partners, the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, continue to await a decision from the Bureau of India Affairs (BIA) in regards to issuance of a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) related to the planned St. Regis Mohawk casino at Monticello. The company believes the BIA is proceeding with the normal course of review and will notify the Tribe when it has determined whether a FONSI can be issued.

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so what does all this mean?

empire resorts expects to receive final approval and a gaming license within 30 days.

gov. pataki has promised immediate consent as soon as this license is issued.

so barring any surprises from the BIA, construction could begin very very shortly.
 
#50
The Indians Are Coming !!!!

Ahead of the Bell: Empire Resorts
AP
NEW YORK (AP) - Following a gain on Thursday, shares of Empire Resorts Inc. surged in premarket trading Friday after the U.S. Department of the Interior said a proposed casino in the Catskill Mountains in New York State would not hurt the environment, representing a major step forward for the project.

Empire Resorts, based in Henderson, N.Y., wants to build and manage a casino in Monticello, N.Y., for the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe. The $600 million casino would be built at the Monticello Racetrack, which Empire Resorts owns.

Empire Resorts' fortunes are so closely tied to proposed casino.

According to the New York Times, the Interior Department determined the casino wouldn't harm the environment.

The stock rose 7.5 percent Thursday to close at $8.43, and leaped an additional 20.9 percent in premarket trading Friday to $10.19. The stock's 52-week high is $8.83.

Empire Resorts, which lost money last year, booked sales of $86.8 million in 2005 and has a market value of $210.7 million
 
#51
Casino Construction Begins In Monticello, NY !!

Although Gov. Spitzer has not given final consent yet, constuction began at the new Mohawk Indian Casino on Friday evening. Several hundred cement trucks were lined up to begin the foundation for an $ 800 million casino. Crews will be working around the clock.

Its finally here...after 10 years in planning!

It should be open in 15-18 months.
 
#52
The Indians Are Coming !!!! The Indians Are Coming !!!!

Governor Spitzer approved the new Indian casino in Monticello on Monday.

The BIA must signoff and take the land into trust FBO Mohawk nation within 45 days.

ITS FINALLY HERE !!!
 
#55
Fucking Jerk off...Spitzer is a Megalomaniac, from his " Steamroller " comments, to his Hollier Than Thou BullShit...I hope something comes out of his past, like he likes to suck off dogs, or he got paid off by the "boys"....anything to get that moron out of office.
 
#58
Governor Spitzer approved the new Indian casino in Monticello on Monday.

The BIA must signoff and take the land into trust FBO Mohawk nation within 45 days.

ITS FINALLY HERE !!!
Seeker - I went thru the thread, hoping to find out some mongering information, instead I had to endure you and Ozzy fighting.

You are correct, video machines are not the same as slot machines.

I am not sure if at the big M - the machines work the same as the Indian Casino's in Florida. In Florida the machines are based upon the same principal as bingo. All the machines are linked together, the casino gets a fixed amount per bet, and the rest of the money is shared with all the players. This is considered legal because it is bingo, not casino gaming.

I am looking forward to that casino. I am up that way every summer. I work in a sleep away camp mid June to first week of Aug. My three kids go for free ($24,000 value) and I help out as needed (drive a sick to the hospital, pick up prescriptions, pick up a roll of stamps etc) I do almost nothing. It is a vacation. It has also became a family tradition.

The worse part for me is having nothing to do at night. The regular staff, have curfews and wake up early in the morning. There are some older senior staff, but for the most part they do not have much cash, and are not into the UG life.

When the new casino opens, I will be there every night. How I wish it would be open this summer!!!!

Now the Big M. My experience for the past two summers has been bad. I only saw one waitress, who I liked. I did not see any good looking single women. I did not go that often. The place is lame, but what can we expect when the State runs a casino!!!

We need some wise guys running the place. Great food, women...
 
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