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Nevada Town of Primm Was a Cheap, Beloved Vegas Alternative. Then New California Casinos Killed It
Affinity Gaming closed the last Primm resort after Southern California tribal casinos drew more gamblers with shorter drives and bigger expansions.
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Nevada town of Primm was a cheap, beloved Vegas alternative. Then new California casinos killed it
Once upon a time, Primm, Nev., had three bustling casino resorts, shiny gas stations, a roller coaster and Bonnie and Clyde's "death car." It was a bit surreal, said former visitor John Honell of West Covina: "You had this whole…
Primm offered a cheap, closer option than Vegas for Southern Californians. Then came the tribal casinos
The vision of a Nevada gambling hub south of Las Vegas along the Interstate 15 Freeway was perhaps done it by Southern California tribal casinos offering much shorter drives and similar, if not superior services than Primm.
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