[Gonso]

Quickly - it's a profitable industry. Provided the investors felt secure in the permanency of the legislation, I imagine you'd see gaming in the casino fairly soon. They'd need to find trained personnel to operate games and people to supervise them (obviously the dealers will have to come from somewhere else).

The delays will mostly come from whatever government body regulates gaming there. They need to establish the rules and standards for table games in WV. Atlantic City is slow relative to Vegas in terms of getting things authorized, for example, because of Casino Control Commission is very stringent. It all depends the agency who has control of it where you are.