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Pinnacle Entertainment Dumps Belterra Expansion Plans
Thursday, May 10, 2007
INDIANA -- As reported by the Las Vegas Review Journal: "Plans by Indiana lawmakers to install slot machines at two racetracks near Indianapolis didn't sit well with Las Vegas-based Pinnacle
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"The casino operator announced Tuesday during its first-quarter earnings report it was indefinitely postponing construction of a $45 million, 250-room hotel expansion at its Belterra casino due to the increased competition. Pinnacle executives said they would put the money into other company ventures.
"Belterra, which is Pinnacle's second-largest revenue producer behind the company's L'Auberge du Lac hotel-casino in Lake Charles, La., is located about two hours from Indianapolis, which is considered the property's third-largest feeder market behind Cincinnati and Louisville, Ky.
"Indiana is making plans to add 4,000 slot machines at the two Indianapolis racetracks...."
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