Under Luxor, Ocean has already spent millions of dollars into improving its existing amenities and adding new ones to its offering. It was renamed as Ocean Casino Resort shortly after the sale was finalized.

Deifik sold the property to its current owner, New York hedge fund Luxor Capital Group, in early 2019.

The Boardwalk resort reopened as Ocean Resort Casino in the summer of 2018 under the ownership of late Colorado businessman Bruce Deifik. However, it closed doors in 2014 after just two years of operation. The property first opened doors in 2012 as Revel. Ocean will also add 250 new slot machines to its existing gaming devices. Shortly after it debuted The Cove high-limit slot experience and The Loft private luxury gaming suite, the property is now set to add an all-new high-limit table games facility, Asian gaming space, and two new guest lounges for members of its Ocean Rewards program.Īdditionally, renovation plans also include the installation of new pathways throughout the gaming floor so patrons may navigate easily between different games. Work on revamping the casino and hotel complex will include upgrades to the casino floor and expansion of several of its non-gaming amenities.

Ocean Casino Resort is set to plow $15 million into various renovations, following a year when it was the only gambling venue of Atlantic City’s nine operational properties to see an increase of its operating profit.

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