It also said challenges arose in attempts to sell Revel. The company said its situation was compounded by a “considerable non-controllable expense structure” that financially burdened the property. “Despite the effort to improve the financial performance of Revel, it has not proven to be enough to put the property on a stable financial footing,” the company wrote. “We thank them for their professionalism and dedication however we are faced with several unavoidable circumstances. “We regret the impact this decision has on our Revel employees who have worked so hard to maximize the potential of the property,” Revel said in a statement Tuesday morning. The closure will mean the loss of more than 3,100 jobs. The company said the $2.4bn casino will close its doors on 10 September.