Like it or not, gambling and alcohol go hand in hand. Only now Pennsylvanians will not have to travel to a casino to get their fill of both.

Within a few months, two of the Keystone state’s greatest revenue sources—gambling and alcohol—are set to become even closer bedfellows thanks to Act 90 of 2013, or the Local Option Small Games of Chance Act.

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