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2028 days ago

Poll: SKYCITY Hamilton Casino want to add 60 additional pokie machines to the casino, in substitution they are proposing to remove three Black Jack tables. Do you think the proposed changes will increase gambling harm?

PGF Services - Hamilton

Have your say by 17 May 2019!!

SKYCITY Hamilton Casino have made an application to the Gambling Commission requesting changes to their casino licence conditions. They want to add 60 additional gaming (pokie) machines to the casino, increasing the number of machines from 339 to 399. In substitution they are proposing to remove three of their Black Jack tables.

The Gambling Commission are calling for you to have your say!
Written submissions are due by 17 May 2019.

To make a submission go to: www.pgf.nz...

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SKYCITY Hamilton Casino want to add 60 additional pokie machines to the casino, in substitution they are proposing to remove three Black Jack tables. Do you think the proposed changes will increase gambling harm?
  • 45.5% Yes
    45.5% Complete
  • 54.5% No
    54.5% Complete
33 votes
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