Mexican Casino and Card Room Gaming
The Mexican government has attempted to gain control of its casino industry numerous times in the last decade. Its latest effort began in early 2015, when the government began pushing for legislation that would authorize resorts to build casinos. The goal behind this legislative push is to make sure new casinos are built to attract tourists, not locals.
In 2013, Mexico banned slot machines. It also stopped gaming license owners from renting out their permits to other operators.
Bills that would have banned gaming parlors near schools and churches, banned the operation of slot machines in stores and pharmacies, and created a new tax structure for the remaining operators failed to pass in 2009 and 2010.
Mexican Casino and Card Room Gaming Properties
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