Revel gets new credit deal through 2013 - New York News | NYC Breaking News

Revel gets new credit deal through 2013

Photo courtesy Revel Entertainment Photo courtesy Revel Entertainment

By WAYNE PARRY | AP

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Atlantic City's newest casino has some more room to breathe.

Revel signed a new credit deal Wednesday night allowing it to borrow up to $100 million.

That deal came hours before a union president called on state casino regulators to investigate whether Revel is financially stable -- a key requirement for running a casino in New Jersey.

Revel CEO Kevin DeSanctis said the credit deal guarantees the business adequate operating funds through 2013.

Bob McDevitt, president of the local Unite_HERE casino union, cited $27 million in liens and lawsuits filed against Revel by contractors and vendors as proof of financial weakness. But DeSanctis said those are normal post-construction claims that will be ironed out and paid within weeks.

Revel has gotten off to a slow start since opening in April.

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