Bellagio News - Page 12

The Review Journal's Carol Cling takes a look back at Martin Scorcese's "Casino," what it did for Las Vegas at the time and how it accurately depicted a city often blown out of proportion on the silver screen.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board gave Sam Nazarian temporary approval to sell his 10% stake to Stockbridge Capital Partners.

The company says the formation of a real estate investment trust will offer "strategic and financial benefits."

Las Vegas Review-Journal's Chris Kudialis talks to casino execs and gaming regulators about how old chips are disposed of.

Former craps dealer James R. Cooper Jr. pleaded guilty to one count of felony theft for the two-year-long con in which he colluded with two players to fraudulently pay out more than $1 million in wins.

Games manufacturers are experimenting to develop slot machines that will bring in younger customers.

Sam Nazarian is selling his 10% stake to Stockbridge Capital Partners, which owns the other 90% of the resort, to give the struggling casino more flexibility.

Statisticians have determined that the possibility of the two high rollers accused of colluding with two dealers legitimately winning the amount of money they won is incredibly slim.

The Borgata is the first East Coast property to partner with the free-to-play casino games developer.

In a con job spanning nearly two years, two dealers colluded with two players to pay wins on bets that were never placed.

Jeff Ma, who headed a team of blackjack card counters in the 1990s, gave the opening address at this year's Global Gaming Expo.

Traveling to Nevada on a grant from Brand USA, blogger Ana Maria Junquiera recommends Vegas to her readers in Brazil.

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.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser has played in his fair share of poker rooms. In this column, he lays out the top 10 qualities a perfect poker room should strive to have.

While plans for the MGM-AEG project's have not yet been released, officials promise that there will not be the usual "sea of pavement" outside the arena.

The incident caused "way over" $5,000 worth of property damage and prompted an MGM spokeswoman to remind guests that the fountains are "not a swimming pool."

Analysts expect MGM to announce a new strategic plan soon, and an interview with Jim Murren indicates that it is likely to include spinning off part of the company into a real estate investment trust.

With millennials largely uninterested in traditional slots, gaming manufacturers are looking at skill-based gaming and smartphone-like electronic tables to target a generation acclimated to free electronic skill games.

Bill Foley has collected over 13,000 season ticket commitments toward his goal of establishing an NHL team in Las Vegas.