A gambling parlor refers to a place or establishment where people go to engage in various forms of gambling activities, such as betting on games, playing cards, or using gaming machines. Full definition
State legislation enacted in 2013 that authorized construction of up to four upstate casinos also allowed Nassau and Suffolk counties to build gambling parlors with up to 1,000 video slot machines and table games such as roulette, baccarat and blackjack. (newsday.com)
Lawmakers in 2012 achieved first passage of a constitutional amendment that would allow up to seven new gambling parlors in the state. (nynow.wmht.org)
Opposition to a video gambling parlor at Belmont Racetrack grew today, as Rep. Kathleen Rice called the project «not in the community's best interests» and the head of a key state Assembly committee said the plan would hurt business at Aqueduct Racetrack. (nystateofpolitics.com)