Why the $500 Loss Limit Should Not Be Repealed
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Missouri Should Not Repeal
the $500 Loss Limit The $500 Loss Limit was an idea proposed by the casinos themselves The $500 Loss Limit does not interfere with "recreational gambling".
The $500 Loss Limit helps to reduce pathological gambling.
The $500 Loss Limit is a significant deterrent to money laundering by the mob and terrorists. more info. more info
The $500 Loss Limit is a significant deterrent to prostitutes for "high-rollers" more info The $500 Loss Limit helps to contain the economic and social costs of gambling borne by Missourians who do not gamble. more info The $500 Loss Limit helps to reduce the violent crimes committed in casinos, the graphic suicide/murder stories and the number of devastated families. |
CASINO WATCH's Briefing Points
Concerning The Proposed Repeal Of Missouri's $500 Loss Limit Law Consumer Credit of Des Moines Addiction Expert Valerie C. Lorenz, Ph.D., CPC Addiction Expert Edward J. Looney Executive Director of The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, Inc. They Play -- You Pay What Gambling Cost Missourians Crimes at Casinos Gambling Addiction Crime Against Business Casinos in florida An Analysis of the Economic and Social Impacts Wisconsin Policy Research Institute Report The Social Costs of Gambling in Wisconsin |
Gambling Report on the Missouri Legislative Session 2003 An emergency alert posted by casinowatch.org on 4/24/03 |