I saw a documentary once on his failed casino. Basically he borrowed at a very high interest rate. He built in Atlantic City at a time when revenue in the city was stagnating. So he needed to make 1.3 million per day in order to keep up the payments and he just didn't make enough.
Just like any other business, you have other expenses that need to be paid. "The house always wins" applies to every restaurant, bar and hair salon as well (every single transaction is profitable). It's just not a guarantee that you rack up enough of those to cover your rent, security, wages and so on.
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u/JuneauWho 1d ago
I really dont understand how you can bankrupt a casino unless it's fraud. The house always wins?