
Outside, workers were putting the finishing touches on what is billed as an open gaming and family-fun resort — although much of it won’t be fully functional for two or three more months.
Inside, at 8:30 a.m., more than half the tables and slot machines were closed off behind red velvet ropes, and clustered around the tables with dealers behind them, early-bird or overnight gamblers were intent on their games of blackjack, pontoon, baccarat, Texas hold ’em and roulette. Full Story