The two largest Las Vegas Strip casino operators remain optimistic in the face of recent data suggesting tourism and visitation levels are beginning to lag.
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In addition, someone might have yelled “bingo” very loud after a six-figure win at a Las Vegas Valley casino.
The property is seeking county approval to construct a 46,000-square-foot dayclub.
The debut is one of several big restaurant openings planned for the property in 2025.
New poker rooms at two casinos are expected to open in May, just in time for the start of the 2025 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
Strip gaming win was off 4.8 percent from a year ago, but downtown Las Vegas was one of three submarkets that enjoyed a double-digit percentage increase in March.
Bally’s is seeking to raise roughly $195.1 million for the yet-to-be-completed project in Chicago.
Station Casinos has applied to the city of Henderson for a design review at Sunset Station to add a new country restaurant, bar and nightclub.
A small, defunct gaming equipment developer won a big $20 million victory in Clark County District Court against the Caesars Enterprise Service subsidiary.
MGM Resorts reports 34 employees are losing their jobs at the concierge desks at a half-dozen MGM Resorts International properties.
The wins, both on Dancing Drums slot machines, were two of several recent jackpots at casinos across the Las Vegas Valley.
The company is confidently moving ahead with new casino builds in Nevada, even if the projects cost more to complete because of tariff increases.
The Nevada Gaming Commission voted unanimously to approve an $8.5 million fine against MGM Resorts for letting illegal bookmakers gamble at its Las Vegas casinos.
The developer’s plan for the casino include an expansion and redesign.
For the first time in history, commissioners were asked to increase the penalty against a trainer sought by the state racing steward for the drugging of a horse.