What would happen to Las Vegas Circus if Phil Rufin decided to sell it? – CDC Gaming Reports

If the Circus Circus, the iconic North Strip casino, is sold by the entrepreneur Phil Ruffin, what can it take place?

This is one of the many questions that broke out last week when Rufin revealed that he was considering the sale of a hotel-casino from the 3,767 rooms-10th largest in Las Vegas and the 18th largest in the world.

Rufin admitted all the time that it was 102 acres adjacent to the property, which presents the opportunity to sell it for $ 5 billion and give him enough money to buy another resort, probably in Las Vegas.

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