Oppose iGaming and Protect Your Revenue
Internet gambling, or iGaming, is dangerously close to being considered as an additional gambling source in Districts across Illinois. Allowing iGaming disturbs record success for small businesses as well as veteran and fraternal organizations. Video Gaming revenue supports small businesses and is vital to the Hospitality industry and our state’s economy. iGaming will dissolve this as players can log on from anywhere, at any time, and detour business from your location.
iGaming means less foot traffic, less revenue, and less jobs available in your community. iGaming will take revenue out of your business as well as local and state budgets. Be heard and prevent iGaming from taking control.
iGaming is currently being considered in the following Districts:
- District 8: West Side of Chicago, Oak Park, LaGrange, and Berwyn
- District 27: South Side of Chicago, Blue Blue Island, Crestwood, Orland Park, and Orland Hills
- District 28: Blue Island, Calumet City, and Tinley Park
- District 59: Buffalo Grove, Mundelin, Wheeling, and Libertyville
Learn more on the destruction of iGaming from our partners at the Illinois Gaming Machine Operators Association.
Sign the online petition!
Help Support on Main Street fight iGaming in Illinois.
Contact your local officials!
Find your local officials and voice your concerns.
Complete the 3-Step Plan to Combat iGaming!
Step 1: Join Small Businesses for Lobby Day
Take action for your community and attend the event in Springfield on March 20th to voice your concerns.
Step 2: Sign the online petition!
Help Support on Main Street fight iGaming in Illinois.
Step 3: Contact your Local Representative!
Find your Representative below and submit a message or call to express your concerns on how iGaming will hurt your small business.
District 8
West Side of Chicago, Oak Park, LaGrange, and Berwyn
District 27
South Side of Chicago, Blue Island, Crestwood, Orland Park, and Orland Hills
District 28
Blue Island, Calumet City, and Tinley Park
District 59
Buffalo Grove, Mundelin, Wheeling, and Libertyville
