That should be no surprise to anyone, as Atlantic City – and its nearly four-decade-old experiment in casino gaming – has always been ground zero for anyone looking to understand gaming and its impacts.
The greatest piece of disinformation is that the recent closing of casinos casts a pall on the effectiveness of the New Jersey regulatory system. The question that arises is: If the regulation was effective, the city would not be having problems.
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