"The sooner they came! The sooner they are likely to be gone!" This is true about a 1-billion dollar casino, which started in March 2009 in Las Vegas.

The 1-billion dollar casino is set to lay off nearly 100 employees. It should be noted that the reason again is recession and not enough revenue to pay for salaries. The 1-billion dollar industry started way long during the peak storms of recession. They hired 250 more workers the sooner they were in to business and it is just a month and a half since they started up with business and they are dismissing off 5% of their work force, which ideally proves the financial shake of the business.

Ideally, the officials of the $1 billion hotel-casino business in Las Vegas Boulevard have stated that they are doing it to tune up their work force. With all the game and good reviews and better business, they escalated to hire more people and when revenues fell they dismissed off people and all this happened in just a month and a half. It seems to be quite an unhealthy marketing plan.

A business starting up with a $1 billion hotel-casino business should have ideally geared up and prepared their business plans in a way to not shatter and create wrong hope. Especially, it seems like dooms day for the casinos and their failure seems to prove that hope is a bit far away for the business.

There is no point in blaming the economic trends. It so appears, that they have started off in the wrong place in the wrong season. It might also be true that they are fine tuning in reality. Everything is up to the answer of time. We are to wait to see if the $1 billion hotel-casino business will improve or decline.