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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 3070062, member: 474"] I guess Del Lago is pretty much the same expecting very few people as TS and Tioga Tioga Downs Casino & Resort in Nichols opened its sports betting operation July 19. It offers a 2,600-square-foot betting area with eight betting windows, 27 video displays, 14 self-serve betting kiosks and three sports tickers. Bettors will be able to use 12 lounge seats, seven high tables, two drink rails, and there is seating for more than 50 people. Rivers was sized at 80 + not sure why you need 6 windows open for that few people. [/QUOTE]
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