Hacienda Hills to become a casino?
 

That's what one CDD supervisor suggested. :oops:


Talk about dumb, and given current state laws, almost impossible... ideas. :ohdear:

Thank goodness for Disney.... Hint.. Sarcasm

They really did such harm to Florida, most people can not even imagine.

Agree it's dumb but a poker room with some OTB and a Tiki bar already exists at Oxford Downs on 301 north of 466. They said that would never be built. [emoji6]

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I don't gamble at all. So a casino wouldn't interest me. However, I feel it would be a huge success. There are a lot of people who like to gamble. Look at the lottery sales in supermarkets.

A golf cart accessible casino on Morse Boulevard, giving out free drinks - what's not to like?

Better double the number of ambulances on hand, for a start.

There goes the neighborhood.

A Casino in The Villages, huh? It’s more likely to snow today in TV before that would happen...

I hope very much you are correct, that does not represent the Villages lifestyle we are accustom to, land it is way too close to home for us.

We need new people who actually are not in the developers pockets and half a brain elected to these positions

Not going to happen.

Casinos are illegal in Florida unless you are an Indian or have a license for pari-mutual gambling. Oxford is a licensed racetrack.
That must be a real brilliant CCD supervisor??? Not!

Strange idea to be putting out there. Casinos in Florida | Get info about all Florida casinos from American Casino Guide

Yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!

Yup.

I agree. Stupid idea. :1rotfl:
Has no concept of what's needed in TV.

Skip

We all know it's going to be the new COSTCO!

:) CDD ...... I confuse easily. :icon_wink:

The pool bar is open for business. Beverages as well as a sandwich menu. I’m told Katie Belles is operating it

Why can only people from India build a casino? ;)

A casino in The Villages would kill all those “open card” Texas hold-em games at the rec centers!

All they have to do is find a way to determine it is in actuality Indian-owned land, dredge up or preferably create some fantastic long lost tribal occupancy story and have the casino developers claim they are long lost tribal members. Viola! A casino to leach money from the populace to the tune of $1,000,000 a day! It was done in Connecticut. Indian Tribes Say Aid Comes Only to Those Who Donate to Democrats - The New York Times

Nah. There is a card room on 301. Hasn't killed anything. Playing at the rec centers is more about fun with friends and neighbors.

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