It has just been confirmed that Alea Casino in Leeds has been closed down with immediate effect. As well as closing down their flagship Leeds casino on Clarence Dock, Alea have also removed their bid for the Leeds Super Casino license, leaving just Leeds United and Global Gaming in the pipeline now.
For more on this, visit the Alea Leeds Closes news item on Gamble.co.uk.
With this being the second high profile to announce its closure within a week after Genting Casino announced the "consolidation" of their Derby site (see the blog post below), what do these announcements means for the land based casino industry? Are we going to see online and mobile gambling dominate the casino industry, despite the plans for super casinos?
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