Silver Slipper Casino News

Silver Slipper Casino, Mississippi’s first Land-built casino, will re-open to the public at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 6.

News Brief: Coast casinos' move onshore after Hurricane Katrina spared them from serious damage during Hurricane Gustav.

News Brief: The million dollars on display has tantalized Silver Slipper Casino visitors for long enough and this weekend the casino is ready to give it away.

News Brief: The countdown is on to New Year's Eve at Coast casinos

Some lucky Silver Slipper Casino player will become one million dollars richer, January 6, 2008, during a drawing for the Slipper's "Who's Going to be a Millionaire" Giveaway.

News Brief: The Silver Slipper Casino, Hancock County's second casino since Hurricane Katrina, is set to open Thursday at 7 p.m.

The colorful 103 ft. Bayou Caddy gator sign, a longtime Hancock County landmark, is being disassembled to make way for the new Silver Slipper Casino’s sign.

News Brief: Developers of the Silver Slipper Casino are proposing a $100,000 donation for land conservation and the restoration of adjacent wetlands if Mississippi will allow an acre along the shoreline to be filled in.

News Brief: The Mississippi Gaming Commission gave its blessings Thursday for the Silver Slipper Casino to start building on land and for the Palace Casino to reopen on Dec. 30.

Silver Slipper CEO and project developer, Paul Alanis, has organized a clothing drive to help those affected by Hurricane Katrina.