Going for Broke
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With $6.2 billion in gambling revenues, Las Vegas is the top casino market in the US, Atlantic City with $3.1 billion is second. Chicagoland is third at $2.2 billion, Detroit is fourth with $1.4 billion and Connecticut is number five with $1.2 billion. However, the world’s number one gambling destination is Macau with 2013 revenue of $45.2 billion, almost twice the $26.9 billion total of the top twenty US destinations.