Atlantic City’s main casino workers union reached agreement Thursday with four of the five casinos it had been targeting for a strike this weekend.
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State gaming win dipped 4.5 percent to $958.1 million in May compared with a year ago, leaving win for the nonrestricted gaming licensees flat for the first 11 months of the current fiscal year.
For many longtime Las Vegans, Palace Station is — and, to them, will always be — Bingo Palace.
The employees of Palace Station have seen it all in the 40 years the locals casino has been open — from a flood in the 1980s, to O.J Simpson arrested for robbery in 2007, to a locomotive that wasn’t anywhere close to Southern Nevada’s rail line.
Three Fremont Street businesses are closing their doors Monday night, leaving you no where under the canopy to find coin-paying slots, topless dancers and deep-fried Twinkies.
Atlantic City’s once-struggling Tropicana casino seems to have found the key to success in the cutthroat casino market: keep pumping cash back into the property — and not just for things involving gambling.
A Reno restaurant has found itself at odds with a Las Vegas casino over its name, which the casino’s attorneys say constitutes trademark infringement.
State gaming regulators gave approval Thursday to a proposal from long-time gaming veteran Vic Salerno that is expected to lead to the return of daily fantasy sports betting in Nevada as early as August.
The Lucky Dragon near the north end of the Strip announced Thursday it will be hiring for 800 positions opening later this year.
The casino operating unit of Caesars Entertainment Corp can begin seeking creditor votes for a plan to exit its long and contentious $18 billion bankruptcy, a U.S. bankruptcy judge said in court.
When Mermaids shuts its doors, Fremont Street tourists will no longer have the chance to stumble upon a classic locale known for deep-fried Twinkies and Oreos.
Winnings from gamblers at Louisiana’s state-licensed casinos fell 12.6 percent last month from May 2015, the fifth straight month that revenue has fallen, state police reported.
Vic Salerno said fantasy sports betting should look more like horse racing. He may get his wish when the Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday considers his proposal.
Bo Bernhard, executive director of UNLV’s International Gaming Institute, has been named the Philip G. Satre Chair in Gaming Studies at both UNLV and the University of Nevada, Reno.
Las Vegas-based Golden Entertainment will deliver a special cash dividend to investors next month, the company announced Monday.
