Bally’s removes race and sex restrictions from Chicago casino IPO filing
Bally’s revised its Chicago casino IPO filing on 22 April to remove a requirement that investors be women or members of a minority group. The Liberty Justice Center, which represents plaintiff Mark Glennon in a suit against Bally’s affiliates, Chicago and the Illinois Gaming Board, said the revision addressed its concerns; the offering has not yet taken place.
The revised eligibility terms affect who can participate in Bally’s planned Chicago casino share offering.