Jeff Gural is Going to Get His BigM Casino!

[Sweet]

In 2015 the Hard Rock partnered with Jeff Gural to get the BigM a casino.

That partnership ended last month, the Hard Rock sold its 50% share back to Gural.

The Hard Rock already has a casino in AC.

No major brand name casino partner is going to be good for Gural, because the lobby against want to make sure their side doesn't get hurt and the competition could benefit on top of it and he could definitely have his BigM casino now with the Hard Rock gone because they wanted to bend for no one and rock their competition.

Bad partnership, seemed visually stunning the finished product but not for the anti-lobby, no way, was too stunning. 

Gural can now be super flexible with his approach, and he finally has majority poll support in NJ of 60%+ the super majority he not only didn't have but got voted down (73-27).

To start...A non destination (no hotel / resort) and medium sized casino enough to cover the racing costs to keep it the premier track and commensurate purses in the world and make him some cash profit.  The rest of the BigM casino proceeds will go to projects that benefit AC and or directly benefit AC casinos, other benefits to coastal resort businesses all over the state, and more for the state for gaming tax revenue.

The NYC casino expansion is going to negatively impact AC's bottom line, they'll need a NJ ally to join them to not hurt their revenue, but actually be a financial help and now those negotiations that will get that approved will be controlled by Jeff Gural and the lobby against - together one goal, mutuality and equitable.

Now Jeff Gural can absorb some of that NYC casino revenue for NJ!

If all goes well it will go on a 2027 ballot referendum and it'll be passed because as of now it's too close to two consecutive legislature failures and the BigM and it's other gambling related biz revenue sank from a slow cold winter.

Next year, one and done 

If AC sees they've not been badly impacted and thus benefited, they'll allow Gural to go full on destination in the 2030's and seek the same in a reciprocal relationship with the BigM casino, to benefit from that too.

Jeff Gural should have his casino approved in 2027, built and operating late 2028 / 2029.

I think that nails it! 

[seen2much]

Where does all this info come from? You have done your homework. It sounds like a plan.

[Deadbeat]

The easiest money you’ll ever make betting on anything at the meadowlands is that there is little to no chance of a casino. Anyone who says otherwise does not understand the political landscape of NJ.

A better bet is which track closes first, Meadowlands or Monmouth.

[Deadbeat]

“ Gural can now be super flexible with his approach, and he finally has majority poll support in NJ of 60%+”

This is factually incorrect. Recent polls say the opposite.

https://www.fdu.edu/news/fdu-poll-finds-new-jersey-voters-still-dont-want-casino-expansion/

[ScrapeThePaint]

In 2015 the Hard Rock partnered with Jeff Gural to get the BigM a casino.

That partnership ended last month, the Hard Rock sold its 50% share back to Gural.

The Hard Rock already has a casino in AC.

No major brand name casino partner is going to be good for Gural, because the lobby against want to make sure their side doesn't get hurt and the competition could benefit on top of it and he could definitely have his BigM casino now with the Hard Rock gone because they wanted to bend for no one and rock their competition.

Bad partnership, seemed visually stunning the finished product but not for the anti-lobby, no way, was too stunning. 

Gural can now be super flexible with his approach, and he finally has majority poll support in NJ of 60%+ the super majority he not only didn't have but got voted down (73-27).

To start...A non destination (no hotel / resort) and medium sized casino enough to cover the racing costs to keep it the premier track and commensurate purses in the world and make him some cash profit.  The rest of the BigM casino proceeds will go to projects that benefit AC and or directly benefit AC casinos, other benefits to coastal resort businesses all over the state, and more for the state for gaming tax revenue.

The NYC casino expansion is going to negatively impact AC's bottom line, they'll need a NJ ally to join them to not hurt their revenue, but actually be a financial help and now those negotiations that will get that approved will be controlled by Jeff Gural and the lobby against - together one goal, mutuality and equitable.

Now Jeff Gural can absorb some of that NYC casino revenue for NJ!

If all goes well it will go on a 2027 ballot referendum and it'll be passed because as of now it's too close to two consecutive legislature failures and the BigM and it's other gambling related biz revenue sank from a slow cold winter.

Next year, one and done 

If AC sees they've not been badly impacted and thus benefited, they'll allow Gural to go full on destination in the 2030's and seek the same in a reciprocal relationship with the BigM casino, to benefit from that too.

Jeff Gural should have his casino approved in 2027, built and operating late 2028 / 2029.

I think that nails it! 

Most of the contents in this post are simply not accurate. Please cite your sources.

[Sweet]

Where does all this info come from? You have done your homework. It sounds like a plan.

Sources of info came from several published online with quotes from Gural and insiders.

All legit

Logical conclusions drawn from moi.

NYC is now enemy #1 for A/C, the State of NJ, and Jeff Gural is getting made and will finally be indoctrinated in the family.

[Sweet]

Most of the contents in this post are simply not accurate. Please cite your sources.

They are inaccurate?, you're calling me a liar?....14 posts from you, mouth 

Prove that other than the conclusions I've drawn on my own, that there is one bit of inaccurate information.

Then I'll come over the top of your giant toilet mouth and post the journalist links.

Go 

[ScrapeThePaint]

They are inaccurate?, you're calling me a liar?....14 posts from you, mouth 

Prove that other than the conclusions I've drawn on my own, that there is one bit of inaccurate information.

Then I'll come over the top of your giant toilet mouth and post the journalist links.

The number of my posts has zero to do with what you said. Again, I believe you are either misinformed and/or have been giving wrong info. I did not say you are a liar. But to keep things accurate, please post your
Sources to back up this info. Thanks.

Go 

[Sweet]

The number of my posts has zero to do with what you said. Again, I believe you are either misinformed and/or have been giving wrong info. I did not say you are a liar. But to keep things accurate, please post your
Sources to back up this info. Thanks.

Point to what's inaccurate first, what is misinformed, you can tell my opinion from a hard fact, cant you?

You can tell my conclusion from a time machine that I didn't  jump into 27, 28, 29, 2030 can't you

Go big mouth, and stop telling everyone who has an opinion different from your that they're lying or implying.

If someone thinks some tracks purses are dog crap, and they think the standard is Yonkers then you gave yours they gave theirs.

Maybe you should site which elementary school taught you words 

Because you can disagree with an opinion, but cut the crap with not factual, misinformed, inaccurate like your opinion is what the 11th commandment 

[andrew]

trig this paint guy has already proven he does a little snorting paint fumes.

 

[Sweet]

trig this paint guy has already proven he does a little snorting paint fumes.

 

Maybe I could of handled that better and just posted the damn links 

[dougie]

I think the voters of NJ would be stupid not to vote for both the Meadowlands and Monmouth getting casino gambling. The casinos that will open in NYC are sure to put both a dent in Atlantic City and neighboring venues. My buddy Frank, who works at Foxwoods and live in Clark Falls, Ct. told me the management there is very concerned about the impact the NYC casinos will have on them. He told me the Casino estimates about 15%-20% of it's visitors are from the five boroughs of NYC. I think Foxwoods and Atlantic City will take a "hit" when the NYC casinos are up and running.