ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — There were many reasons why Atlantic City's former Revel casino failed after little more than two years in business, including its choking debt, an oversaturated casino market in the northeastern U.S., and a fundamental misreading of their main clientele. Now that Colorado developer Bruce Deifik has bought the shuttered Boardwalk property from Glenn Straub, who sold it for $118 million more than he paid for it, the property has another chance to succeed in an improving Atlantic City casino market. The Associated Press surveyed former Revel customers to see what they'd like to see in the new property, which will be named the Ocean Resort Casino. Here's what they had to say: ___ ACCESS Many customers complained about the casino's layout.Read more on NewsOK.com