 Applicants are placing bets that a casino coming to Cedar Rapids would bring jobs and a boost to the local economy. In addition, they'll contribute 8 percent of their revenue to non-profits in the city. Ann Parmley with the Lynn County Gaming Association says that'll work out to $5 to $7 million a year. If the Cedar Rapids casino gets the green light, it would take money away from existing casinos in Iowa, according to previous studies. And one factor in the decision will be the commission's appetite for increased cannibalization.