The casino-hotel says it is the third consecutive year its workforce will receive additional financial compensation
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The newest Strip resort celebrates one year of business. What its management worked on this year could define its future.
A north Strip property is getting another luxury fashion house, with plans to add more retail in 2025.
Playing the Lucky Ladies Blackjack game, Las Vegas resident Ojebo Walker won the hand with a pair of queen of hearts while playing a $5 progressive. Her take was $111,621.45.
One executive at the Las Vegas Strip casino operator said it is “trying to set a precedent within the industry as to what it means to be a responsible operator.”
This is the fifth location for the nearly 60-year-old Italian brand known for its “intrecciato” woven leather technique on the Strip.
In other gaming news, the Culinary strike against Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is approaching its third week and drawing attention from Nevada politicians.
The donation by the gaming giant to the UNLV Foundation will establish a Chinese language and cultural hub accessible to students and the community.
The local was playing the 2-cent denomination on a slot machine for about 10 minutes, a casino spokeswoman says.
The six-figure win on a slot machine was one of several recent jackpots at casinos across the Las Vegas Valley.
A Reno attorney has filed a class-action lawsuit against IGT and five casino companies saying the Wheel of Fortune game is rigged and is defrauding millions of players.
Because of a non-compete agreement, newest IGT executive won’t be able to start until late 2025, but global gaming president Khim to take job in the interim.
The property has created a four-person board of directors that will “bolster the property’s governance structure to help drive the go-forward business strategy,” the company said.
Here are five of the more memorable conquests that happened in November at casinos across the Las Vegas Valley.
Executives and industry watchers say Durango’s first year in Las Vegas was marked by positive reception and an appetite for more on the property.