This week’s installment of Inside Gaming reports on a deed restriction ensuring the Trump Plaza won’t be reopening any time soon (at least as a gambling establishment), a potential buyout of Pinnacle Entertainment’s real estate, and how a conflict in Greece over gaming regulations is affecting a couple of Nevada-based companies.
Deed Restriction to Keep Trump Plaza Closed for a Decade
While businessman and media personality Donald Trump remains in the news thanks to controversial comments and his recent announcement of his presidential candidacy, one of the Atlantic City casinos with which he is associated will continue to remain closed after shutting its doors last fall — and likely stay closed for a long time to come.