Fears of a large, deep gaming downturn seem to have passed, one gaming analyst on Wall Street said in a note to investors.
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Because of its potential to quickly generate significant winnings for players, craps is, arguably, the most exciting game on the casino floor.
The federal government has weighed in on a class-action lawsuit, arguing in a court filing that the collaborative use of pricing algorithms poses a danger to the free market.
Golden Entertainment promoted an assistant general manager to the top role at its biggest casino, the Strat.
Robert “R.J.” Cipriani’s six-count lawsuit alleged that the casino allowed known felons to gamble and let another player intimidate him when he pointed that out.
The 7-table room at Sahara will close in mid-November and be replaced on the casino floor with more slots.
Survey work being done near the resort caused a broken water line, causing “intermittent issues” with water services on site, according to the resort.
An internal error within the Nevada Gaming Control Board resulted in the Nevada Gaming Commission’s meeting agenda not being posted in accordance with Open Meetings Law.
A popular Strip experience that teaches people how to play casino games has allegedly been forced out of its retail space inside a mall.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. reported a profitable third quarter — though not as strong as a year ago — and said it will continue to invest heavily in its resorts in Macao and Singapore.
You see James Bond playing baccarat in all those 007 movies. Here’s how to play the most volatile table game for Nevada casinos.
A partnership between two luxury properties on the Strip and one of the largest international hotel brands will conclude at the end of the year.
The resort has about a dozen themed suites, drawing inspiration from holidays, vacation spots and other places.
A visitor just earned some extra money for some greens fees.
The locals casino operator sought a way to stop several union-busting allegations in litigation by alleging the federal labor agency lacks the authority to prosecute claims against businesses like them.