Then there is Revlon, a company Perelman has owned and nurtured for 35 years. Last year, Revlon Inc. hired Goldman Sachs to "explore strategic alternatives," according to Fortune, which is Wall Street code for trying to sell the company. That has not happened yet, for whatever reason, although a recent SEC filing indicated that Goldman was still working on the "strategic alternatives process." Like Scientific Games, Revlon has plenty of problems too, including falling revenue and profitability and high leverage—estimated by Moody's, the bond rating agency, in a May report at a rather unsustainable 11x debt-to-EBITDA.