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The New York Times Magazine Exposes Modern Slot Machines

Fraud, Investigative Journalism, Online Gambling, Predatory Business Practices, Public Health, Regional Casinos, Slot Machines

This must-read New York Times Magazine cover story by Gary Rivlin exposes the slot machine business as predatory and deceptive.

New York Times story on slots by Gary Rivlin

LesThe New York Times Magazine Exposes Modern Slot Machines12.21.2016
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