Trump Entertainment Bankruptcy Kicks Betfair to the Curb
Trump Entertainment Bankruptcy Kicks Betfair to the Curb
Betfair will have limited participation into the Trump Plaza shutdown, and is scrambling for the home that is new.
Even as Trump Entertainment Resorts (TER) filed for bankruptcy protection this online gaming operator Betfair’s involvement in the shutdown proceedings of the Trump Plaza became more twisted week. That’s because the Internet gambling provider could also be homeless soon.
Trump Plaza’s parent, Trump Entertainment Resorts, simply filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday of this week. Betfair had originally planned and received the NJDGE’s blessing to switch their server housing over to sister property the Trump Taj Mahal, however now that property generally seems to be closing in mid-November as well, unless casino worker union wage battles are miraculously resolved during the eleventh hour.
As Atlantic City gambling enterprises continue to close, you will find a true wide range of ongoing storylines. Numerous locals are understandably worried about the immediate loss in thousands of jobs, while officials wonder concerning the transformation that is longer-term the city that will hopefully ensure it is less casino-dependent. But another issue concerns the gambling that is online associated with these casinos, and precisely what software providers and other partners can do into the wake of the closures.
According to the NJDGE, these firms do at the very least deserve a seat at the dining table. The