Seth Schorr, CEO of Fifth Street Gaming, says not every casino would offer marijuana to customers, but that those that want to should be able. “This is a tool in the toolbox. I don’t believe in silver bullets,” he said. “I’ve yet to hear anybody say why there shouldn’t be a marriage between the gaming and cannabis industry.”
Seth Schorr, CEO of Fifth Street Gaming, says not every casino would offer marijuana to customers, but that those that want to should be able. “This is a tool in the toolbox. I don’t believe in silver bullets,” he said. “I’ve yet to hear anybody say why there shouldn’t be a marriage between the gaming and cannabis industry.”
UNLV’s Cannabis Policy Institute (CPI) and International Gaming Institute (IGI) will host the 3rd Annual Gaming & Cannabis Policy Discussion on Friday, May 1 at
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