Setting up slot machines
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( Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam / August 4, 2010 ) Lincoln Schwitters, right, a technician with Bally Technology, a maker of slot machines, sets up some of his company's machines for operation. Some of the 1,500 slot machines are being delivered and installed on the floor at Hollywood Casino in Perryville, which, pending final regulatory approvals, is slated to open to the public on September 30 as Maryland's first slot casino. |
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