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Article: Slots site switched; Russell Street location in Baltimore is larger, more visible

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Gateway South, a large development site south of M&T Bank Stadium, has been handed over to Baltimore City Entertainment Group LP, one of the state's four bidders on slot machine gambling licenses, making way for a larger slots parlor with a more visible location on Russell Street.

The shift could pave the way for the company to install up to 3,750 slot machines, the legal limit for Baltimore. The company applied in February to the state for 500 machines, but could ask for more.

BCEG and the city will likely ask the city's Board of Estimates to approve the location change, though no slots will be installed without the approval of the Video Lottery Facility Location Commission. That ...

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