Ocean Casino Resort News - Page 11

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the opening of Revel Casino Resort in Atlantic City, discuss its business model and potential impact on the city and the gaming market. They also look at a California casino's unique efforts to convert poker tournament players into poker cash game players, the report on Alderney's handling of the Full Tilt saga and make their best bets.

Revel Casino Resort in Atlantic City is set to its doors on April 2. Located at the northern end of the Boardwalk, the resort property has 1,898 hotel rooms and takes a nontraditional approach to the casino floor. Here are 10 things to look forward to at Revel.

Smoke-free casinos are now required in 19 states.

Today visitors can reserve a room at the Revel Casino due to open April 2, 2012.

Revel Casino announces its opening day will be April 2, 2012.

Revel Casino has indicated that term limits of 4 to 6 years will be applied to front-line workers employment.

Smoke-free gaming advocacy group says the Revel Casino will be smoke-free when it opens.

First slot machines will arrive today at the Revel Casino.

Revel Casino Resort will receive a state grant of $2.6 million towards staff training.

Speculation that Revel Casino Resort could open early as the project is ahead on construction schedule.

Revel Casino in Atlantic City planned to open May 15, 2012.

Revel Casino has commenced hiring its management team.

Relief as Revel construction recommences.

Construction on Revel Casino project to resume next week as Gov. signs two bills into law that overhaul state's casino regulations.

CEO of Revel confident new backers will be found.

Atlantic City must count signatures in Revel Casino project petition, judge says.

The investment firm will sell its $1.2 billion stake in the $2 billion Revel Casino project in Atlantic City.

China State Construction Engineering Corp. has signed a $1.7 billion agreement to help build the Revel Casino.

News brief: The company behind the $2.5 billion Revel Casino will seek the remaining $1 billion in loans needed to complete the project.

News brief: A research report says that Revel Entertainment Group's $2 billion mega-resort may kill off two or three weaker Atlantic City casinos.