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Friday 30th July 2004

Gaming Firms Bid for Alexandra Palace

Forget Caesars Palace; six unnamed gaming firms are currently bidding to bring a slice of Vegas to London�s Alexandra Palace, or Ally Pally as it is affectionately known. The Victorian landmark in the north of the city has seen better days and has struggled with debts since a fire in 1981 meant extensive restoration work. But if the multi-million dollar bid is to reach fruition the grand old exhibition centre once may again see a touch of the high life and could be transformed into a giant casino by 2010.

Ally Pally will be one of a number of venues, including the Millennium Dome, which will be transformed into Vegas-style casinos following the imminent relaxation of UK gambling laws. The new law will approve the introduction of slot machines offering unlimited prizes.

Source: OnlineCasinoNews

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