Owner Cancels Sale of Former Atlantic Club Casino

Written by :

Associated Press

Published on :

5 March, 2019

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The owner of the former Atlantic Club Casino Hotel in New Jersey has canceled a notice to sell the closed property to a Philadelphia-based company.

START YOUR OWN SPORTSBOOK FOR JUST A SMALL FEE PER WEEK PER PLAYER HERE

The Press of Atlantic City reports that real estate records show that the Feb. 19 filing voids a notice of a settlement filed in January.

Florida-based TJM Properties previously denied the sale, and a spokesman said he wasn't sure why the original notice was filed.

Neither TJM Properties nor the person listed as the buyer, Jeffrey Smolinsky of North American Acquisitions, responded to a request for comment.

TJM bought the casino from a Caesars Entertainment affiliate for $13.5 million in 2014.

Stockton University had announced plans to buy the property in August and demolish the casino and hotel, but negotiations failed to progress.

$1.6 Million Grand Jackpot on Dragon Link Slot Machine at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Florida

A lucky guest at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek in South Florida hit a Grand Jackpot worth more than $1.6 million while playing a Dragon Link™ slot. This is the latest jackpot to hit on the enormously popular slot.

Former Playmate Audra Lynn Christiansen was Trafficked By Jeffrey Epstein to Casino Billionaire Stanley Ho, According to New Complaint

Hugh Hefner reportedly contacted the FBI on more than one occasion on her behalf.

Bally's Halts Chicago Casino Construction as Company Reports $792 million in Revenue....$4.5 billion in DEBT?

The company reported roughly $265.9 million in negative operating cash flow during the first six months of the year.

Two Six Figure Jackpots in One Day Hit at Thunder Valley Casino Outside of Sacramento

Two six figure jackpots in one day and multiple jackpots hit over the course of a few weeks at a single Sacramento area casino.... We're talking the Thunder Valley Casino Resort, a mere 30 miles outside California's capital city.