Bally's Atlantic City sells, will no longer be part of Total Rewards

[Dan Druff]

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ey-nevada-lou/

Caesars sold Bally's AC, El Dorado sold Montbleu Tahoe and El Dorado Shreveport.

These were all sold so they could get approval for their merger, as they would be considered dominant in these three markets otherwise. A company called Twin River bought them, which owns some other casinos in the eastern US.

Unlike other "sales" of Caesars properties which were just real estate transactions, this one impacts customers, as Bally's will no longer be part of Total Rewards (Caesars Rewards), and will now be different ownership than the connect Wild Wild West casino.

[DGenBen]

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ey-nevada-lou/

Caesars sold Bally's AC, El Dorado sold Montbleu Tahoe and El Dorado Shreveport.

These were all sold so they could get approval for their merger, as they would be considered dominant in these three markets otherwise. A company called Twin River bought them, which owns some other casinos in the eastern US.

Unlike other "sales" of Caesars properties which were just real estate transactions, this one impacts customers, as Bally's will no longer be part of Total Rewards (Caesars Rewards), and will now be different ownership than the connect Wild Wild West casino.

Interesting.

PS How dare you use this forum to post something that is not related to politics or personal insults lol.

[radicalwin]

Twin Rivers owns Dover Downs, which is a nice casino with good games and decent RTP. Could be a good thing.

They comp really well too.

[AlexHanes]

I got so sick and tired Bally's, born and raised AC citizen here, but damn that casino was bad as hell. To be honest, I only enjoy online casinos in NJ nowadays, won more than in the real ones that's for sure