Revel Bidding to Continue Tuesday as Bidder Cries Foul

The auction for the building that formerly housed the Revel Hotel and Casino will resume on Tuesday, The Press of Atlantic City reports.

However, it’s not clear if anything happened on the first day of bidding on Wednesday.

The process was suspened until after the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashana.

Earlier on Wednesday, Glenn Straub cried foul over the delayed start to the bidding process.

It was to have begun at 9 a.m., but by the end of the day, nothing had happened, outside of the announcement of the delay, according to the report.

The deadline to submit a bid was 4 p.m. Tuesday. Straub told the newspaper he didn’t know how many bidders there were, and there was no way to be sure the bids were in on time.

Straub previously stated that he could reopen the building within weeks if he submits the winning bid.

He also said that while part of the building could be used for a casino, he would like to create an elite university in the former casino’s tower, according to philly.com.

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