This Indiana Legislative Services Agency map outlines the estimated impact of potential gaming sites in Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus.
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[UPDATED] Indiana Casinos Closely Monitor Ohio Vote
The outcome of a vote today in Ohio could have a signficant impact on gaming in Indiana. Residents in the Buckeye state are being asked to approve casino projects in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus. A recent report from Indiana's Legislative Services Agency suggests the number of people going to casinos in the southeast part of Indiana could drop by as much as 38 percent if the gaming venues are approved in Ohio.
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The report also says wagering tax revenue at the Indiana operations could drop by $86 million if casinos are approved for at least three cities in Ohio.
The agency says a gaming operation in Toledo could reduce wagering tax revenue for Hoosier Park in Anderson by an estimated $9.7 million annually.
Source: Inside INdian Business
