Rookie dealer Bethlehem Sands

My understanding at Bethlehem Sands is that they intended to bring the slots up from 3000 to 5000. Because the revenue was so far below their projections, they never added the additional machines. There was plenty of room for the table games.

The facility was so severely cut (retail, arts center, restaurants, and the hotel were all abandoned) that the resultant slot club was not nearly as attractive as planned. Now with the table games they are at least finishing the hotel.

Quote: pacomartin

My understanding at Bethlehem Sands is that they intended to bring the slots up from 3000 to 5000. Because the revenue was so far below their projections, they never added the additional machines. There was plenty of room for the table games.

The facility was so severely cut (retail, arts center, restaurants, and the hotel were all abandoned) that the resultant slot club was not nearly as attractive as planned. Now with the table games they are at least finishing the hotel.

I should have been more specific and said electronic TABLE games. I was wondering if they would pull them out and replace them with more standard slots now that you can play blackjack, roulette, and 3CP without needing Shufflemaster or Bally. I could see them keeping some, but in the last configuration I saw, they each had more than all of AC put together.

Quote: cclub79

Can I ask anyone who's been to Parx or Sands if they still have the same number of electronic games?

I saw at least a couple of them at the Sands, but I have no idea what they were dealing or what the minimums were.