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	Comments on: Proposed expanded Edgewater Casino thinks it can compete with Singapore for big gamblers from China?	</title>
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		By: Canadian Reader		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[If Chinese high-rollers are going to come to North America for gambling, wouldn&#039;t they rather go to Las Vegas?

This all seems like a stars-in-their-eyes idea rather than a real business plan.  No one can know what the real tourist appeal of BC will be for China. 

It&#039;s far more likely that most revenues will come, as usual, from local metro-Vancouverites.  Meaning this is not a productive business operation that creates wealth (except for the American owners), but one that is essentially constrictive, leeching out of domestic discretionary spending.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If Chinese high-rollers are going to come to North America for gambling, wouldn&#8217;t they rather go to Las Vegas?</p>
<p>This all seems like a stars-in-their-eyes idea rather than a real business plan.  No one can know what the real tourist appeal of BC will be for China. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s far more likely that most revenues will come, as usual, from local metro-Vancouverites.  Meaning this is not a productive business operation that creates wealth (except for the American owners), but one that is essentially constrictive, leeching out of domestic discretionary spending.</p>
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