ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Atlantic City’s casinos began the new year the way they’ve spent most of the past six years: taking in less and less money from gamblers.
Revenue at the city’s 12 casinos fell by 13.2 percent in January, compared with a year ago. And Revel, the city’s newest casino that had been viewed as a potential catalyst for an Atlantic City comeback, had its second-worst month ever.
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