Aria Resort & Casino News - Page 11

The California-based casino game developer's popular myVEGAS app is a free-to-play casino app that offers rewards from land-based casinos.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser has played poker in 16 different casinos in eight different states and two different countries. In this column, he details his 10 favorites.

Poker Central's high-rolling celebrity poker tournament, which will air on NBCSN, pits movie and TV stars against some of the most well-respected names in poker.

MGM Resorts plans to focus on expanding and improving its existing properties on the Strip, and opening new casinos in other parts of the world.

The first place winner will be going to the World Series of Poker Millionaire Maker tournament, and the second and third place winners have received cash prizes.

MGM becomes the latest Las Vegas operator to leave Nevada Power and purchase its own electricity on the wholesale market, joining Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands.

The WPT500 is returning and is designed for the everyday player. Thanks to the top-rated ARIA Resort and casino in Las Vegas and a $500+65 buy-in, the WPT stage will be more accessible and more spectacular than ever.

MGM Resorts International will hold a job fair Wednesday at the Mandalay Bay Events Center to hire more than 500 permanent positions at 12 of the company’s Strip-area resorts.

BARDOT Brasserie, Las Vegas' debut French concept is now open for dinner and weekend brunch at ARIA Resort & Casino.

The career fair will be held in the MGM Grand Conference Center, 4701 Koval Lane, inside the marquee ballroom on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Michaels was named Wednesday to an industry trade publication’s first-ever list of Top Women in PR.

The company acknowledged this week that it will close the club at the end of the month.

Bill McBeath, who once oversaw Bellagio and CityCenter’s centerpiece Aria, joins the private equity firm that controls 33.7 percent of Las Vegas-based Affinity, owner of 11 casinos in four states.

As the government funnels billions of dollars into expanded criminal databases and computer vision technology, why are Las Vegas casinos shying away?

Following the company’s release of second-quarter earnings this month — a profit of $105.5 million on revenue of $2.6 billion — the investment community praised the company and lauded expansion opportunities in the U.S. and Macau.

The resort agreed to the fine earlier this month in a stipulated settlement with the Gaming Control Board.

In total, the Nevada Gaming Commission has settled more than $8 million in fines since January 2013.

Elegant Parlour Suite at Wynn Las Vegas takes the top spot.

The Gaming Control Board filed a two-count complaint Friday against the Aria Hotel-Casino and MGM Resorts International for blocking two state gaming agents from observing wagering activity in the CityCenter resort’s high-limit casino area.

Las Vegas-based Global Cash Access will continue to provide the gaming company cash access services, and will install ticket redemption kiosks at MGM Resorts properties.