By Maureen Hayden The parent company of Casino Aztar in Evansville continues to face more financial woes as it continues its fight to hang on to its flagship Atlantic City, N.J., property. The Reuters news service reported today that Moody's Investors Service has cut its rating on Tropicana Entertainment by two notches, saying the casino company's risk of default has increased after an adverse court ruling. Last Friday, a court in Delaware ruled that the company is in technical default on its bond debt because its Atlantic City casino and resort were transferred to a court-appointed trustee after the company lost its New Jersey state gaming license in December. The result? A technical default gives bondholders the right to demand immediate repayment of their debt.