Atlantic City Residents Hope for Best as Casinos Close

Written by:
Aaron Goldstein
Published on:
Sep/01/2014
Atlantic City Residents Hope for Best as Casinos Close

The storied Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey has shut its doors and two more casinos are about to close in the coming weeks.  Residents now brace for the worst, worrying over what will become of their seaside town.

BetOnline

5000-plus workers were let go as a result of the closures.

"This might be the silver lining out of Super Storm Sandy," Pastor David McGettigan said in reference to the storm that ravaged Atlantic City nearly two years ago. "That we are more ready for something like this, and to let people know that you are not going to go under. We didn't go under from Sandy, and we're not going to go under from this."

Atlantic City has been struggling to compete with casinos that are opening in neighboring states.

Watch the video below for more.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

Gambling News

Exploring the Best Online Casinos in Australia

Explore the world of internet gambling with the help of a well chosen guide written by gaming enthusiasts. This in-depth investigation examines the best Aussie gamers can play at online casinos, all of which have been screened for game selection, security, customer support, and special offers.

The Excitement of Sports Betting and Casino Gaming

The Excitement of Sports Betting and Casino Gaming

The thrill of a close game and the intense excitement of waiting for the final play to unfold—sports betting adds a layer of anticipation to watching sports that countless fans find irresistible. Similarly, the allure of casino gaming, with its mix of chance, strategy and the potential for big wins, such as in the new game aviator, attracts players from all walks of life. These pastimes offer a diverse form of entertainment rich in excitement, skill and the thrill of the unknown, captivating a global audience.

Elvis Jacket Casino Thief Nabbed

Man is alleged to have stolen a jacket once owned by Elvis Presley from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and now faces grand theft charges that could result in up to 30 years in prison.

Syndicate

Subscribe to Syndicate
More