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July was very much an “up” month for casinos in Detroit. They were led monetarily by MGM Grand Detroit, up 3.5% to $52.5 million. But the biggest improvement happened at Motor City, which hopped 8.5% to $34.5 million. Hollywood Greektown persevered with $25 million (5%). Results were somewhat more ‘meh’ in Massachusetts. “Flat” would be […]

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Three happy hours this week that cover the full map — the Strip, Chinatown, and Downtown Fremont East. A Mediterranean happy hour by James Beard Award-winning chef José Andrés at Caesars, priced like a neighborhood bar for one hour a day. A Neo-Neapolitan pizza pub in Chinatown where two slices and a cold draft cost […]

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How the not-so-mighty have fallen. Bally’s Corp. finally couldn’t tap dance fast enough. Last weekend, it quietly informed the SEC and Wall Street that it was in serious danger of crashing and burning. It’s just barely a going concern, having breached loan covenants, is short of liquidity (as we’ve been predicting) and has been losing […]

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I’ve written about this subject before, but not recently. There’s enough turnover among my readers that it’ll be new to some of you. It came to mind when I was preparing Bonnie’s eulogy.  I learned the expression from Mark Billings’ book, “The Ultimate Game,” and have adopted it as my own. In the early days […]

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July was good for the house in Atlantic City, as casino winnings jumped 7%. Tables were especially beneficent, up 10%, while slots kept 6% more. But it’s small wonder that Bally’s Corp. buried its 2Q26 earnings in a Friday-evening news dump: Bally’s Atlantic City sank 13.5% to $12 million and last place. (Bally’s didn’t talk […]

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