Park Place Entertainment Corp. of Las Vegas, the nation’s largest casino gambling company, has hired an influential Massachusetts lobbying firm to represent Park Place’s interests as the state considers allowing casino gambling. According to the Boston Herald, Park Place hired ML Strategies, which is run by high-powered Republican consultant Steve Tocco. “We would be remiss, given the nature and size and attraction of the market, if we didn’t actively monitor where the state is going,” says Park Place spokesman Robert Stewart. “This is not an effort to affect the outcome.” Massachusetts Gov.-elect Mitt Romney has said he is open to the possibility of having casino gambling in the state. Such casinos could compete with big established markets in the Northeast in Connecticut and Atlantic City, as well as major casinos planned by Park Place and other companies in New York state. More about Unique Casino

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Florida Lawmakers View Dockside Plan

Florida lawmakers received a proposal last month to operate a permanently docked riveboat casino in Port Richey. Mollie Kolokithas set out plans that the city form a nonprofit organization with her family business, Paradise of Port Richey, which owns the local SunCruz casino boat operation. Under the preliminary plan, Kolokithas’ company would operate the riverboat casino, and the city would share profits with the county and other Pasco municipalities for public projects. According to City Manager Vince Lupo, the city could use profits from the gambling business to pay for a proposed city parking lot and other big-ticket projects. The plan would also help alleviate property taxes and curb a $4-billion deficit in the state’s budget for next year. Kolokithas envisions bingo, video and low-stakes poker on the Pithlachas cotee River’s bank: “This way we keep Port Richey in the game.” The city’s Mayor Eloise Taylor says she wasn’t interested in Port Richey becoming a gambling Mecca, but was willing to discuss Kolokithas’ proposal. Are you interested in Unique Casino?

Florida Lawmakers View Dockside Plan

Florida lawmakers received a proposal last month to operate a permanently docked riveboat casino in Port Richey. Mollie Kolokithas set out plans that the city form a nonprofit organization with her family business, Paradise of Port Richey, which owns the local SunCruz casino boat operation. Under the preliminary plan, Kolokithas’ company would operate the riverboat casino, and the city would share profits with the county and other Pasco municipalities for public projects. According to City Manager Vince Lupo, the city could use profits from the gambling business to pay for a proposed city parking lot and other big-ticket projects. The plan would also help alleviate property taxes and curb a $4-billion deficit in the state’s budget for next year. Kolokithas envisions bingo, video and low-stakes poker on the Pithlachas cotee River’s bank: “This way we keep Port Richey in the game.” The city’s Mayor Eloise Taylor says she wasn’t interested in Port Richey becoming a gambling Mecca,