Mass. gaming exec not impressed with Brockton casino proposal
The developer applying for Massachusetts’ third and final license has failed to impress the state’s gambling regulator.
The developer applying for Massachusetts’ third and final license has failed to impress the state’s gambling regulator.
Rush Street Gaming Chairman Neil Bluhm told the MGC that it can build its $677m casino-resort complex in Brockton Fairgrounds.
Rush Street Gaming threatens to withdraw its support from Brockton casino project unless the MGC takes swift action on the proposal.
Massachusetts has agreed to proceed with the application process for a southeastern region casino despite Brockton being the lone applicant.
Rush Street Gaming is the latest operator to express interest in a Japanese casino but fails to make Union Gaming Research shortlist.