Gaming company with 2,300 machines files for bankruptcy with $610million in debt after change in gas station law ...Middle East

A CHANGE in law has seen a gaming company file for bankruptcy after being over $600million in debt. Georgia-based slot machine company Lucky Bucks made the filing in June and secured a deal to reduce its debt by $500million. GettyA slot machine company in Georgia filed for bankruptcy with over $600million in debt[/caption] GettyLucky Bucks LLC lost 500 machines in the first few months of 2023 due to a crack down on location laws including at gas stations[/caption] Lucky Bucks LLC filed under Chapter 11 in the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware saying it would hand over the equity to the business’s lenders. According to the filing, the company accrued huge amounts of

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