PokerStars’ Atlantic Club purchase bid is taking time

22 Mar 2013

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey -- Pokerstars parent company's purchase of the Atlantic Club casino is not going to be a rapid affair, according to a NorthJersey.com report.

The report stated that the Interim Casino Authorization petition has not yet been filed with the Division of Gaming Enforcement.

After the filing of that particular paperwork, the DGE has a 90-day review period, which then has to be followed by the Casino Control Commission review of the DGE application and finally a decision on whether the bid is accepted or not, according to the NorthJersey.com report.

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	PokerStars’ Atlantic Club purchase bid is taking time 22 Mar 2013 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey -- Pokerstars parent company's purchase of the Atlantic Club casino is not going to be a rapid affair, according to a NorthJersey.com report. The report stated that the Interim Casino Authorization petition has not yet been filed with the Division of Gaming Enforcement. After the filing of that particular paperwork, the DGE has a 90-day review period, which then has to be followed by the Casino Control Commission review of the DGE application and finally a decision on whether the bid is accepted or not, according to the NorthJersey.com report.