Wynn claims that the casino would anchor the riverfront redvelopment plan and "connect residents to the river for the first time in 200 years," which seems like a bit of a stretch. The casino would, however, come with a public riverfront park.

The Hollywood Casino is otherwise unspectacular, but it would be majority owned by a public benefit nonprofit with the express purpose of raising money for the city employee pension fund the school district.

The biggest proposed casino is also the furthest away from residential areas, which the developers have noted as a plus.

This is the only casino proposed by companies who already operate entertainment in the area. It's essentially a big box full of slot machines.

Allegedly "family friendly," Market 8 will have lots of shops and restaurants open to the public. The selling point is also the biggest drawback: it is literally right in the middle of Philadelphia.