M Resort Spa Casino News - Page 9

Cantor Gaming has reached agreement with the Palms in Las Vegas to operate the resort's race and sports book.

Australian slot machine maker Aristocrat Technologies has placed the slot machine management system in roughly 265 casinos in North America.

Gov. Deval Patrick is expected to sign a bill that will authorize three Las Vegas-style casinos and a slot machine parlor in Massachusetts.

Cantor Gaming debuted its multimillion-dollar renovation of the sportsbook at The Venetian in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

Cantor Gaming has launched an Android-compatible mobile sports wagering application and customers will have access to the entire spectrum of wagers available in Cantor Gaming's sportsbooks.

Penn National Gaming said its net income was $70.8 million in its third quarter ended Sept. 30, up from $57.1 million.

Cantor Gaming has filed a lawsuit against Brandywine Bookmaking CEO Joe Asher, accusing him of stealing company secrets.

A partner in a multimillion-dollar sports betting operation started by Billy Walters has been arrested on charges of stealing $482,883 from the group.

Penn National Gaming said the M Resort generated $5.6 million in cash flow for the quarter, which is 24 percent higher than the same quarter a year ago.

The near financial collapse of several Las Vegas-based gaming companies didn't shake the system.

Gov. Brian Sandoval signed legislation to adopt regulations and grant licenses to casinos to be ready to offer online poker if and when the federal government approves it.

Penn National Gaming officially acquired M Resort in Nevada on Wednesday after state gaming regulators approved the deal last month.

The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday approved a new management team and company for Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas, which is on its third owner since it opened in 2003.

Penn National Gaming has been given preliminary approval by the Nevada Gaming Control Board to take over the M Resort.

Despite the fact that regional markets like riverboat casinos in the South and Midwest are recovering, the Las Vegas market is still struggling.

Assembly Bill 294 would allow Nevada resorts to expand the reach of mobile gambling devices to go beyond public areas in casinos and into hotel rooms on the premises.

Financial fixed-odds wagering, which was developed seven years ago by Las Vegas-based company Cantor Gaming and Wagering, is illegal in Nevada.

Penn National Gaming began preliminary site work in January on a potential location in New Orleans for a $145 million casino.

Penn National Gaming told investors it has begun marketing the newly-acquired M Resort to its customer database.

Cantor Gaming's eDeck platform allows customers to play casino games within areas of a casino's property. The company also introduced in-game wagering at the M Resort in March 2009.