Kirkland-based Maverick Gaming will go dark at two adjacent Tukwila cardrooms on Nov. 1, eliminating 238 jobs and handing back a pair of purpose-built gaming buildings tied to a $205 million sale-leaseback that has become one of the central fights in the company's Chapter 11 case.
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