A lot of people would say that owning a small business is like owning a piece of the American Dream. However, it can take a lot to keep that dream alive.
Most small business owners can tell you of the relentless work it takes to keep up with changing consumer demands and to stay a step ahead of the competition.
The past year has been especially challenging as most small business had to close because of stay-at-home orders and business restrictions. Even as Indiana slowly reopens, it falls to small businesses to navigate a long list of guidelines to keep their staff and communities safe, while trying to stay afloat.
However, there’s a solution that not only could create additional revenue for small business owners but could stimulate the economy statewide as well: video game terminals.
How VGTs Can Help the Small Business Owner
Video gaming terminals will provide a much-needed new revenue stream for small businesses.
With extra revenue coming in from VGTs, the small business owner also can afford to pay their staff competitive wages and make repairs on their building, remodel or add on.
In short, a small business owner in Indiana who can have VGTs installed stands not only to benefit from the additional revenue personally - they can also take that revenue to help stimulate the local economy as well.
Is There a Downside?
VGTS offer an affordable entertainment option with low bets and a very high percentage of payback. Machines have tons of games and software can be updated frequently to provide updated experiences for patrons.
Operators will provide high quality service to keep VGTs compliant with state law and ensure the safety of the establishment and its patrons.
Indiana should not be missing out on this kind of economic potential.
So what can you do? First, you can contact your local legislators to voice your support of legalizing VGTs in Indiana. Then go to our Take Action page to discover other ways that you can support the effort to legalize VGTs.
Supporting the legalization of VGTs is truly supporting small business owners while supporting your community.
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