Standard-Times reporter Steve DeCosta wrote that resort casinos like Foxwoods are taking it worst as consumers cut back on travel, but even slots parlors like Twin River in Rhode Island are struggling — in part because they have to turn much of their revenue over to the state.
An independent report is due out next week that should test the economic assumptions behind Gov. Patrick's plan, and state lawmakers no doubt will attempt to determine whether casino gambling will deliver the revenues the governor is banking on.
Consumers Cut Travel Casinos Like Foxwoods Loose
