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Wall Street ratings agencies are downgrading their ratings for Revel, saying Atlantic City's newest casino resort hasn't lived up to expectations and may have a hard time paying off its debt.

Atlantic City's newest casino is seeking some breathing room from its lenders.

Atlantic City's newest casino lost $35 million in its first three months of operation, while the gambling resort's other 11 casinos posted an increase in gross operating profit.

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Revel, Atlantic City's newest casino, finished a dismal 8th, again in June, when it comes to gambling revenue. That's 8th for the third month in a row.

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Revel remains stuck in eighth place among Atlantic City's 12 casinos in terms of gambling revenue.

May's Atlantic City casino revenue numbers were disappointing. But the biggest disappointment came from the newest casino, where a lot a hopes have been pinned.

Revenues for Atlantic City’s 12 casinos last month fell 9.5 percent, and totaled 263-million dollars.

How did Revel do in its second month in operation?