Depending on how many you buy, I can get the price down to about $16-million per unit...!

Seriously, I've been going to that property since 1972... and a few years ago I was selling the $100 chips from the first casino in the building; el Casino. Later, it became Princess and then Bahamia and the property became Oasis, thereafter.

The hotel portion got hit real bad in 2004/2005 season and some of the casino area was used as a shelter in 2004..

Some of those really nice people who worked there up to the last day have been there for over 30 years.

They ran the best promos in the world; they flew out of 16 cities from as far north as NC, and west to TN, with everything on the house. No house in the world ever offered all that they did. It was truly a pleasure playing with professionals.