September 25, 2008
Tri-State to open more table games
Officials at Tri-State Racetrack & Gaming Center hope to have blackjack, roulette, craps and other specialized table games up and running Oct. 9.
Owners of the track near Nitro plan charity gaming events Oct. 6-7 to test the new gaming systems and dealers, said Tri-State spokeswoman Kim Lawrence. Officials for the state Lottery Commission must approve the gaming operations before Tri-State can offer the games full-time to the public.
Tri-State opened its first poker tables to the public last month. Kanawha County voters approved the expansion of table gaming at the racetrack in August 2007.
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1 Comments
Posted By: Anonymous (10:06am 09-24-2008)
Report AbuseExcellent!! Can't wait to go out there and give the state more money. Here it comes Joe - OPEN WIDE !!!
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