Plus, Macao had its second-lowest month of gross gaming revenue for 2025 in September, thanks mostly to two typhoons that pummeled the region.
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Plus, a new Las Vegas manufacturing company will make its debut at next week’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas.
Plus, Atlantic City casinos sees best summer in more than a decade, according to state gaming regulators.
The casino-hotel also is offering complimentary water in rooms and reducing the price of other items.
Plus, one of the Las Vegas Strip’s largest casino operators is coming off the SP 500 later this month.
Plus, Golden Gate casino in downtown Las Vegas is hosting a farewell party for one of the historic property’s signature features: dancing dealers.
Plus, the Atlantic City market posted a year-over-year increase in quarterly profit and net revenue, even as the bulk of operators posted declines.
Plus, a federal appellate court sided with a handful of Las Vegas casino-hotel operators in a class action claim alleging a price-fixing scheme to inflate room rates.
The Las Vegas gaming equipment manufacturer’s Nasdaq shares have dropped more than 10 percent since the beginning of the year.
Fontainebleau rolls out new summer deals, and other gaming industry news.
Plus, House members support changes to new gambling tax regulations.
Plus, a new report found that the percentage of Americans engaging in risky gambling behavior decreased last year, following a post-COVID spike.
Plus, a sportsbook has launched a new feature that offers convenience to sports bettors in Nevada.
A downtown Las Vegas hotel-casino has launched another summer promotion that features no resort fees and a handful of other enticing perks.
Plus, a major gaming company has won a competitive bid for a multiyear agreement to produce Monopoly-based slot machine games.