Los Angeles (Reuters) - Some casino developers are folding in their cards as a chaotic U.S. credit market deals them a losing hand on the building boom that has turned much of the Las Vegas Strip into a construction zone. Developers are waking up to the fact that expansion is coming at the same time would-be gamblers are grappling with sky-high gasoline and airline ticket prices, while the mortgage debacle has made banks wary of overextending themselves.
