Hi all,Looks like a casino with is opening up in our city in 2018 and was wondering if that will have a positive or negative impact on the value of our home.

I live in Hastings on Hudson and recently signed up here to see if it will be a good place for me to learn something new and connect with good people.I do marketing and web development for one architect who was a project manager of the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino and Caesars Palace in LV and also built many custom houses. 

I am a full-time bartender in Las Vegas  at major Casino. 

Anything from small sfr wholesale deals to larger properties including existing hotels, casinos, multiplexes, shopping centers, etc...

Skiing, camping, golf, shopping and casino's within minutes of the parks.

It doesn't sound like it was a home poker game that got busted, it sounds like there was a full on casino happening with dealers, etc. and he worked to conceal it.

Would anyone think it is a good idea to invest in new town-homes near a casino?

Back then, in the county my college is located they allowed local firehouses and charities to run casinos.

., you lose your $1) = $0Probability of winning 0.50, amount won $2 = $1.00total = $0 + $1.00 = $1.00That's called "true odds", which means the game pays out the same as the odds of winning.You almost never actually have that in any casino game.

It's not illegal to have the ability to remember what cards have been played, constantly recalculate odds, and adjust your play accordingly, but it removes most of the advantage the casino has.