I'm not adverse to expanding Woodbine to include gaming tables/single-game sports betting if they want to go that route. I'm not really anti-gambling per say - I go to Woodbine every now and then for the horse races. That being said, as a Liberty Village resident, I really don't want a casino in my neighborhood.
On top of the reasons CW already listed, I really don't think a single casino would draw that much in terms of tourism, and the jobs it would "create" would basically be stolen from other place as people would be taking their entertainment dollars away from local restaurants, shops, or even directly from the Woodbine casino. Even if you want the "resort," why is the casino necessary. You have the Amphitheater, Ricoh, Sugar Beach, the ACC, the Guvernment/Kool Haus all in the area for events of different sizes, and the MTCC for conferences/events like the Comic Con, which is right on the subway line and accessible. Why not put the money in improving the MTCC than building a new casino that most residents don't want?
I know this sounds like "A casino in Woodbine is fine, I just don't want one in my backyard," but that is how I feel. We've already got a casino - and if you believe it draws "tourism," it's near the airport. Why not just make that one better?