Atlantic City’s Decline and Demise Summed Up a Two Minute Story

Read MoreWhen businesses collapse and empires fall, there’s the troublesome issue of who ends up suffering the most.

Read MoreWhen businesses collapse and empires fall, there’s the troublesome issue of who ends up suffering the most.

Poker’s legalization in Atlantic City changed many lives, including mine.
It wasn’t so long ago that every Hold’em player on the East Coast knew each other.
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Read MoreGambling has never appeared so unbearably dull as in the dreadful remake of “The Gambler,” starring Mark Wahlberg, now out in theaters. This is a horrible movie.

Read MoreHere’s the story of a terrible encounter in customer service at the M Casino with multiple breakdowns. At least three people behind the counter were completely oblivious. Worse — no one noticed, nor even cared.

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Could the new SLS Las Vegas be the latest casino flop, a la Atlantic City’s Revel?
Only weeks after a garish and glittery opening over Labor Day weekend — which attracted plenty of Hollywood celebrities, at least one big-time rock star, and rave reviews from the fawning local and gambling press desperate to put a positive spin on languishing hopes for the long-awaited transformation at the northern end of The Strip — SLS Las Vegas appears to be in serious trouble. Already.
The problem: No one’s going there.