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The lengthy push for slot machines ended Monday when Gov. Ed Rendell signed a bill allowing Pennsylvania to have more slots than any state except Nevada. But gamblers will have to wait until at least next summer before they can start pulling the levers. Along with the slot-machine legislation, the idea was to signed a companion bill that finances billion a year in property-tax reductions. That will also take time, though, as initial relief would be deferred until at least 2006 to allow the slots parlors to obtain licenses and gear up. up to now it hasnt been decided who's goin to be the slot machine legislation king for 2004.

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More slot machines meant a higher payoff last year for Arizona Indian tribes, which took in an estimated $151 million more in gambling revenue than in 2002, according to an independent analysis being released today. Casino tribes' estimated $1.2 billion in revenues ranked Arizona fourth among 30 states with Indian casinos, according to the third annual Indian Gaming Industry Report by Alan Meister, manager at the online Group Inc. in Los Angeles. California, Connecticut and Minnesota took the top three spots. Arizona's increase came primarily from a 27.9 percent increase in slot machines, the cash cow of any casino. Arizona tribes began increasing their slots and started offering house-banked blackjack in February 2003, when voter-approved Proposition 202 took effect. The measure permitted the increased gambling in return for cutting the state in on the action.