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Revel, the casino-resort opening April 2, is hoping to bring big business back to Atlantic City. Gambling is only part of the $2.4 billion resort, along with a luxurious spa, 14 restaurants and 10 pools.

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Revel casino aims to bring business back to AC

Revel, the casino-resort opening April 2, is hoping to bring big business back to Atlantic City. Gambling is only part of the $2.4 billion resort, along with a luxurious spa, 14 restaurants and 10 pools.

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