The establishment says it would designate 59 seats inside Chickie’s & Pete’s for the purpose of sports betting and pari-mutuel wagering space, which would include kiosks, tellers and three security guards. about nine blocks west to lease a 2,600-square-foot area inside the Chickie’s & Pete’s restaurant, which anchors the Packer Park Shopping Center. Parx’ application seeks to move its off-track betting site at the South Philadelphia Turf Club at 700 Packer Ave. You don’t have to put this 150 feet from people’s homes.” You could put this in a minefield, and people would go to bet. We support (Ciarrocchi) but we don’t want to see that business here. And when they leave, they’re going to be looking in cars and breaking windows for change. “It brings in people who are betting this month’s rent or next month’s mortgage. “It doesn’t bring in the millionaire smoking the cigar and kicking back,” said resident Greg Gentile. The Packer Park Civic Association, area businesses and local residents disagreed and expressed concerns about the clientele that off-track betting would bring to a residential neighborhood. The people who watch sports are the people who bet sports. Whether they are betting on their phone, or in person, it makes for a great experience. “It just came out about two years ago and it’s legal, and people are using it all the time. “It’s a legal thing now,” Ciarrocchi said. Representatives from both Parx Casino and Chickie’s & Pete’s made comments online, stating that the new sports book wouldn’t change operations much at the popular restaurant. The Zoom conference was attended by more than 100 people online in addition to a small group of civic members who broadcast the meeting from the Philadium bar on Packer Avenue in the midst of the snowstorm.

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