Maverick Gaming, a Washington-based casino and card-room operator, selected a string of casino managers and lenders to purchase assets in its bankruptcy case.
The company plans to sell major casinos, hotels, and gaming software to multiple buyers for about $65.8 million total, most of which comes from a credit bid from lenders. The price also includes some cash and the assumption of promissory notes, according to a notice filed Wednesday in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.
The sales are subject to court approval.
Maverick, consolidated under affiliated debtor RunItOneTime LLC, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...
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