When the Malaysia-based Genting Group opens its $4 billion, 3,100-room Chinese-themed Resorts World Las Vegas property on the north end of the Strip in 2019 it will have a “celestial sphere” that will project visitor selfies.
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A new proposal for the bankrupt operating unit of Caesars Entertainment Corp to emerge from Chapter 11 includes a $4 billion contribution from its parent, a lawyer for the unit told a U.S. Bankruptcy judge on Wednesday.
The state Gaming Control Board has filed a complaint against a sports book management company that says it underpaid 20,000 wagers while overpaying 11,000 bets totaling $100,000.
MGM Resorts International is preparing to erect the first new structure of its $950 million Springfield casino.
Pennsylvania-based Morphy Auctions held its coin-op auction of rare, fresh-to-the-market, early gambling and coin-operated machines Saturday and Sunday in Las Vegas.
The Nevada Gaming Policy panel that could offer recommendations to boost the state’s gaming industry was dazzled Friday by stories of arenas filled with passionate fans and heard from a retired player who now lives in Southern Nevada about the potential for gambling on e-sports.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida is dropping its bid to block the disclosure of financial information about its casinos. The tribe made the move on Friday, shortly after Politico printed details of the deposition of casino executive Jim Allen.
Fresh off Tuesday’s announced $312.5 million acquisition of the Palms, Red Rock Resorts Inc., parent company of Station Casinos, reported a 4.8 percent increase in revenue over last year in its first quarter, the 12th straight quarterly increase for the locals casino company.
A doctor who sued Caesars Entertainment Corp. when it barred him from its properties and prevented him from attending a medical conference at Paris Las Vegas lost his appeal Thursday to the Nevada Supreme Court.
ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City’s casinos are providing more proof that their improving fortunes after a rash of competitors shut down may not be a fluke.