Global Gaming and Casinos Industry Specialist, Casino Business Review LLC

Howard J Klein

I am a 25+ year c-level executive of the casino industry in operations, marketing, international development and strategic planning. Currently, a consultant specializing in the casino space. Industry expert contributor and publisher of a subscription letter called "The House Edge". Extensive experience in marketing and development in the Asian gaming market while a senior executive at Caesars, Ballys Grand and Trump Taj Mahal.
Part of senior executive teams that valued acquisitions and mergers with companies in the casino, hotel, d entertainment rant  and restaurant space.

Global Gaming and Casinos Industry Specialist

Casino Business Review LLC

Extensive experience in marketing and development in the Asian gaming market

Global Gaming and Casinos Industry

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>The yet to open for gaming Sydney property stalled gaming floor now appears headed for early 2022 opening estimated by management. Regulators move closer to pronounce suitability.</li>
<li>The Melbourne property will be given green light to operate under a government designated special manager for a 2 year term. Assuming strong compliance, he then will leave.</li>
<li>Private equity giant Blackstone Group has upped offer three times without success thus far. But Crown has authorized non-exclusive access to it and others to due diligence data.</li>
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The yet to open for gaming Sydney property stalled gaming floor now appears headed for early 2022 opening estimated by management. Regulators move closer to pronounce suitability.
The Melbourne property will be given green light to operate under a government designated special manager for a 2 year term. Assuming strong compliance, he then will leave.
Private equity giant Blackstone Group has upped offer three times without success thus far. But Crown has authorized non-exclusive access to it and others to due diligence data.


Crown Resorts: Moving Closer to Emerge from Siloed Trading Range as Regulatory Ills Begin to Resolve