MGM Resorts wants new bidding process

11 Jul 2012

BOSTON, Massachusetts -- MGM Resorts Int is after a new bidding process in its quest for a Western Massachusetts casino, The Republican reported.

MGM is unhappy with the proposed two-stage bidding process and thinks it's potentially a waste of time and resources, the report said.

In a meeting that took place yesterday several Massachusetts Gaming Commission commissioners expressed the view that they did not think a two-part bidding process would protract the time required to issue the gaming licenses, The Republican reported.

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	MGM Resorts wants new bidding process 11 Jul 2012 BOSTON, Massachusetts -- MGM Resorts Int is after a new bidding process in its quest for a Western Massachusetts casino, The Republican reported. MGM is unhappy with the proposed two-stage bidding process and thinks it's potentially a waste of time and resources, the report said. In a meeting that took place yesterday several Massachusetts Gaming Commission commissioners expressed the view that they did not think a two-part bidding process would protract the time required to issue the gaming licenses, The Republican reported.