Development teams on Monday submitted six proposals to build slots facilities across Maryland but planned for fewer machines than state legislators had sought, potentially curbing expected revenue.
The proposals include one each for sites in Anne Arundel, Allegany, Cecil and Worcester counties and Baltimore City, and a second at one of those locations, said Don Fry, chairman of the state’s Video Lottery Facility Location Commission.
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