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The Reno-based gaming giant reported difficult year-over-year comparisons in 2024 due to the impact of the inaugural Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix in November 2023.
The owner of Houston-based Fertitta Entertainment, operator of the Landry’s restaurant chain and Golden Nugget-branded casinos, is Wynn’s top shareholder.
The casino said the new rewards program will be “one of the most transparent and easily understandable,” in Las Vegas.
Executive haven’t said if the new IGT in Las Vegas will shrink or grow when the acquisition by Apollo Global Management is completed.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. announced in a Security and Exchange Commission filing that it has secured billions of dollars in financing for its Marina Bay Sands expansion.
Mob figures who skimmed from casinos and associated with the likes of Al Capone were once listed on Nevada’s “List of Excluded Persons” kept by the Gaming Control Board.
The Las Vegas company will have an official groundbreaking in April for the phased resort project.
The expansion added nearly 10,000 square feet to the footprint of the downtown Las Vegas gambling hall, which has long held a special place in the city’s history.
Vici Properties is the biggest property owner on the Las Vegas Strip, with Caesars Palace, MGM Grand and several other resorts in its portfolio.
The change bucks a yearslong gaming industry trend toward rules with a greater house edge.
Longtime gaming executive Scott Butera discusses what changes are in store for Affinity Interactive’s Primm properties on the California border.
A veteran of Hilton Hotels, Caesars Entertainment and MGM Resorts has joined the C-suite at a beleaguered hotel-casino on the north Las Vegas Strip.
Gaming industry analysts applaud Light & Wonder’s planned $850 million acquisition in a deal expected to close in the second quarter.
U.S. gaming revenue grew for the fourth straight year, the American Gaming Association said, but revenue from the Strip fell from 2023.