Chicago is considering allowing slot-like video gaming terminals VGTs could threaten the city’s casino contract with Bally’s Chicago is facing a $1.5 billion budget deficit Slot-like video gaming terminals (VGTs) are a step closer to being authorized in Chicago. The entrance to the temporary Bally’s Chicago inside the Medinah Temple is seen. Chicago continues to mull the legalization of slot-like video gaming terminals, but VGTs could violate Bally’s agreement with the City of Chicago. (Image: X) On Tuesday, the City of Chicago Committee on License and Consumer Protection voted 8-6 in favor of an ordinance that would allow certain businesses to pursue VGTs. Illinois’ VGT law allows businesses holding a valid liquor license to house between six and 10 gaming machines. Small businesses can have up to six VGTs, while truck stops can have 10. All businesses must be at least 1,000 feet from a casino or racetrack. Chicago has long banned VGTs, but with the Windy City continuing to…Â Read More
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