Rockford Holding Off on Liquor License to Save Slot Machines

Rockford holding on their liquor license to save the slots.

When it comes to whether or not they should spend the money on the liquor license that they need to provide alcohol to those that frequent the casino or to help the growth of the casino, Rockford is going with the second choice. This is because their slot machines have not been getting enough attention and in order to ramp up the fun with these machines by putting some cash into them. They want to make them bigger and better than ever. They want to make sure they have enough money to stimulate the slot machines throughout the floor first, and then focus on the liquor license after this, when it is more stable.

The Decision

The decision came after seeing the revenues fall throughout the slot machines in the casino. The decision was one that was made ultimately based on the fact that they had to make sure that they had enough coverage for these specific slot machines, and also to boost their appeal.

Not many people want to deal with the older slot machines anymore. Many people are looking to alternative slot machines that provide larger payouts, more graphics, more involved gaming and more skill compared to the luck, older slot machines that just have the plain reels that go around and then land on whatever they land on. This is something that has not changed since the age of time, and now the newer slot machines are making their way to the market – which means less people are using the old and going with the new.

This makes the casino consider putting the new ones within their floors so that they are able to generate new income from the newer ones that more people are going to be more likely to play compared to the older ones.

As for when they are getting them, you will have to check back so that we are able to give you the details. We will have more here on Money Slots as soon as the information becomes available. So make sure to check back often and make us your number one spot for slot machine news.