Georgia law places strict limits on slot machines, prohibiting cash winnings, and preventing locations like gas stations and convenience stores from having more than nine slot machines or deriving more than 50% of their revenue from slot machines, according to the company. Headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, Lucky Bucks operates in 345 locations throughout Georgia with approximately 2,300 slot machines. Before filing for bankruptcy, Lucky Bucks had lobbied for a Georgia law that would have protected slot machine operators from “predatory” competition. The proposed bill, which was not passed by Georgia’s legislature, would have prevented a new slot machine from being installed in the nine months following the removal of a different company's slot machine. The case is Lucky Bucks Inc, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, No.

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Persons: Bucks, Georgia Lucky, Lucky Bucks, James Boyden, Lucky, Dennis Dunne, Tyson Lomazow, Russell Silberglied, Richards, Layton, Dietrich Knauth Organizations: Company, Georgia Lucky Bucks, YORK, Lucky, Bucks, Lucky Bucks, Trive, Seven Aces, Lucky Bucks Inc, Bankruptcy, District of, Milbank LLP, Diebold, Atlantic City, Thomson, & $ Locations: Georgia, Wilmington , Delaware, Norcross , Georgia, Georgia’s, District of Delaware