As the push for land based casinos continues to grow throughout the United States, many states have been diligently working on bringing gambling to their own area. Atlantic City has felt that impact of neighboring casinos opening in drawing in new customers. Many other states are jumping on board to build land-based casinos in their own area and generate revenue for their states government. Now that the United States has seen the possible increase in revenue generated by online casinos and land-based casinos, the states are eager to jump on board and bring in some cash flow into their state government.
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania, the Sands Casino resort Bethlehem has recently opened their doors to an overwhelming crowd. But the success of its opening is continuing its outreach by expanding their casino in drawing in more customers. Last Saturday they opened nearly 250 slot machines in their expanded unit along with two restaurants and a bar. This expansion has been sudden and deftly not expected by the gambling community.
At a time when many land-based casinos are falling by the wayside and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the sans Bethlehem Casino continues to flourish in its nearly 6 months of being open. The casino is in a holding pattern of when it was allowed to expand, and now it has prepared itself for this day and drop the ball immediately when the timing was allowed. At slot machines are the fastest way to draw in the gambling public as well as generate revenue without having to pay live dealers, these 250 slots will now be a great bonus to the casino.
The casino resort also launched famous chef Emeril Lagasse’s newest restaurant, Burgers and More. And to top off this festive occasion, the third Carnegie Deli has been open for business. By bringing in these famous chefs and restaurants as well as adding to their expansive arsenal of gambling slot machines, the sans Bethlehem Casino is fully open for business and ready to draw in new customers.
