whighlander
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We already have gambling for the masses in the form of lottery and keno. It isn't classest to target another market segment any more than it would be to suggest that a Target shouldn't open because it won't attract the Neiman Marcus crowd. Ultimately, what determines who goes there is more operational in my opinion. $5 dollar tables will attract a certain element, $100 tables will attract a different element. Which will make the most money for the operator? I'm guessing in a restricted supply market (unlike LV, for example), the best way to make money will be going after the richer gambler.
Note because of the immediate proximity to Logan -- "real high rollers" might decend on a Seaport / Innovation District casino -- particularly if they can sneak in / out to a private area without being watched by the Hoi polloi