Wynn las Vegas is the third biggest player on the block, making more money than any other casino corp with houses in NV except MGM and Harrah's. He made more money last quarter (and wasn't even open for the entire quarter) than Boyd, Coast, or any other multi-property corporation (aside from the 2 mentioned above).

He's brought Avenue Q and now Spamalot, and there are rumors of a few other surprises in the next year or so. He's major-league huge again, and his ego loves the attention. With the opening of Wynn Macau, he is really cementing himself as a player again, and unless he falls ill or Wynn starts to do poorly, I don't foresee a sale in "the not-to-distant" future. IF it happens, my prediction is that it'll be more than ten years down the line ? an eternity in a casino's lifespan!

JMHO,
Bettie

> There's a certain visionary resort developer that
> spends huge bucks building palaces, then turns around
> and sells them to one of the megaplayers for a massive
> profit. I have a feeling the MGM-Wynn is in the
> not-too-distant future.