Penn National spent millions to stop expanded gambling

5 September 2012

MARYLAND -- Penn National Gaming spent $5.5 million trying to prevent expanded gambling in Maryland, according to The Baltimore Sun.

A sixth casino and table games at other casinos would economically impact Penn National's casino in Cecil County, the report said.

Meanwhile MGM Resorts put $2.3 million into supporting the same referendum question, according to The Baltimore Sun.


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