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Indiana Gaming Commission identifies Indianapolis and northeast Indiana for casino relocation

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The Indiana Gaming Commission released a study identifying downtown Indianapolis and northeast Indiana as the areas with the highest potential for relocating casinos. The study, conducted by Spectrum Gaming Group, assessed projected gaming revenue and described the locations as general opportunity areas, not proposed sites. State lawmakers are expected to review the findings.

Lawmakers may use the findings to decide whether and where to permit casino relocation.

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