Video Poker 24/7 - Bar Owner Needs Video Poker

Video Poker 247 - Bar Owner Needs Video Poker

The Round House’s owner, Paul Scanlan, has been trying various ways to keep his bar up and running. His latest attempt has been to try and add nude dancing to the bar, turning it into a “gentleman’s club.” However, you can imaging how this has gone over with the community where his bar is located.

However, Scanlan says that if he doesn’t change the way he does business, he is going to lose his bar. He says that local police have targeted his bar with their drunken driving laws and have driven away business there.

But Scanlan does not point out that he lost his video poker and gaming license last year when the Oregon Lottery Commission took it away from him. He was fined for serving liquor to a minor, and thus ended up with negative reviews from the police – leading to the loss of his license.

The Lottery wasted no time in removing his license to operate the video poker games, citing the fact that he did not have a good relationship with the “police chiefs of Carlton and Yamhill.” They say that they had to take his video poker license for that reason, plus a host of others. He has several different offenses pending against him relating to the way food service was handled and the underage drinking.

They also cited health code violations – and felt the video poker license must be revoked.

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