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Sports books hope to attract fantasy sports players

Sports betting is big business in Nevada with $3.45 billion wagered in the last reporting year. But Las Vegas casinos and sports books are still trying to figure out how to attract fantasy sports players to the Strip.

Anti-online gaming group circulates FBI letter warning of Web wagering

An anti-online gaming group funded by Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson is distributing a letter from the Federal Bureau of Investigation that warns Internet wagering can be used by criminals to conduct money-laundering activities.

 
Cosmopolitan tries new effort to set itself apart

Over the last three years, the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has emerged as the luxury Strip resort known for its sexy and edgy advertising — a corporate philosophy that has set the property apart in a crowded gaming landscape.

Atlantic Club casino falls victim in tough market

At a minute past midnight, Debra Wagner was suddenly unemployed. A housekeeper for 23 years at the Atlantic Club, she was one of 1,600 workers who lost their jobs early Monday when the struggling casino shut down, the victim of a glut of casinos in the northeastern U.S.

CG Technology to pay record $5.5 million settlement for illegal bets complaint

CG Technology, the gambling subsidiary of Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald LP, will pay the largest fine in Nevada history to settle an 18-count complaint that the company or its CEO should have known one of its top executives was accepting illegal bets.

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Gaming lobby unifies message

The collegiality developed within the gaming industry as casino companies weathered the economic downturn has evaporated.

Nevada casinos post fifth straight fiscal year net loss

Nevada casinos lost nearly $1.35 billion during fiscal 2013, the fifth straight losing year, according to the annual Gaming Abstract Report from the Gaming Control Board.

AGEM makes responsible-gaming appointment

The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers appointed longtime responsible gaming advocate Connie Jones to head the trade organization’s initiative on the issue.

Job fair slated for 550 positions at Linq development

Caesars Entertainment Corp. will host a job fair next week to staff more than 550 positions at the company’s $550 million Linq development on the Strip.

Wynn Macau appoints Gamal Aziz president

Wynn Macau Ltd., the Macau subsidiary controlled by Wynn Resorts Ltd., on Tuesday appointed Gamal Aziz president, and he will immediately assume the position from Steve Wynn.

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