They've been losing money. The casino's not big enough, and there's not enough rooms. The property's beautiful, but this is Las Vegas. People come to gamble. You need reasons for people to stay there.
People often stay at the hotel, gamble somewhere else.
The DI, Wynn said, has lost money every year except for one or two in the past 35 years. It can't compete with the other megaresorts on the Strip because of its small rooms. Wynn said he will probably change the name of the resort. He intends to keep the golf course open for a year, including hosting a major tournament late this year. But he said the property was too valuable to continue to serve as a golf course.