Major online casinos falling like dominos,sportsbooks next?

[BrentCrude]

In the last few weeks almost everyday I get an e-mail from online casinos saying that if you have funds in your account to withdraw them because they are going out of business.

A shuttle bus driver that drives casino patrons from the auxiliary hotels to Grand Casino in Hinckley,Minnesota told me his tips have gone down about 80% this year.One of the problems is that he has been driving from hotels where the casinos have totally comped all the rooms out so the cheapskates are being driven. Minnesota gamblers even in Vegas are looked upon as tippers as favorably as Le bron James hosting a huge private party at a restaurant.


Gambling has to be in the beginning stages of a major collapse?

Has anyone else observed drastic downturns in anything gambling related?

[robmpink]

What are some of the major online casinos?

[SBR Lou]

Hopefully not BC.

[mtneer1212]

The economy has reduced the amount of available wagering dollars, and with the saturation of gambling opportunities out there today, both online and brick & mortar, the law of supply and demand says that the casinos that are run-down, poor value, or have bad customer service will fold.

I believe the old run-down facilities in a place like Atlantic City have already started this process. RIP Sands and Claridge. Tropicana and Resorts are probably not far behind. No one will pay $350 for a run down roon on Saturday night in AC anymore. Now they have other newer, cheaper gambling options in Delaware, Connecticut, New York, and Pennsylvania. I suspect that some of the Vegas casinos will endure the same fate soon, given their mortgage crisis.