1. Dramatic Growth, But Demand For Gambling is Not Unlimited Clubhouse style betting in the United States has soar over the most recent 35 years, growing from only two states (Nevada and New Jersey) to 40 states in 2014. Outside of Nevada (which alone has more than 200 operations), the U.S. has more than 700 clubhouse, including sizeable offices claimed by Indian tribes. Of the 20 biggest metropolitan zones, 17 have gambling clubs inside a one hour's drive. In any case, as appeared by the current shutting of three Atlantic City (New Jersey) properties, buyer request is not vast, and cannibalization happens if an excessive number of club focus on a given populace base. Casino 2. Convenience Gambling Pays a High Tax Rate Relative to Other Diversions Las Vegas is a "traveler goal," yet generally U.S. club advance to the "accommodation card shark," who lives inside a hour's drive of the office. Outside of Nevada, state governments (and the club
