[Wynn’s] exit leaves five competitors for Philadelphia’s second casino license, three in South Philadelphia and two in Center City, even as some industry observers voice doubt that there are enough gamblers in the Philadelphia market for another casino.
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Reached at his casino architect’s office in Las Vegas, Bart Blatstein, who has proposed a $700 million development at Broad and Callowhill Streets, said: “It shows that we’ve got the best project and the best location and the best plan.”
