Caesars Palace News - Page 24

Exactly one week after a deadly mass shooting took place at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, properties throughout Las Vegas dimmed their lights for 11 minutes on Sunday night to honor those affected by the tragic event.

The Las Vegas shops will turn the reflecting pool into a commemorative habitat for pink rubber ducks in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The duo introduced their first slot game on 19 September at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

The company will produce two video game gambling machines based on the hit TV show Deal or No Deal, Deal or No Deal Poker Special and Deal or No Deal Poker.

The 85-foot-tall sign features over 6,000 square feet of LEDs and can be programmed instantly.

The company will transform adventure game Cut the Rope, which has been downloaded by millions of players, for use on a video game gambling machine.

Guests can enjoy a night of entertainment on 25 August while raising funds for The Tyler Robinson Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families with pediatric cancer diagnoses.

In partnership with InVEGAS Magazine, the shops will kick off the official festivities on 15 September.

The Emmy-nominated TV personality and chef assisted with demo work at the site of his fifth Las Vegas restaurant, scheduled to open this winter.

On the heels of introducing a slew of new amenities, The Cromwell continued its player-friendly efforts by offering gaming options that include 3-to-2 blackjack, single-zero roulette and EZ baccarat.

More than likely, there are hundreds of casinos undergoing some sort of renovation right at this very moment. But only we have a list of the top 10 to keep an eye on.

The company has announced that 25 of its resorts and three attractions have earned the 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.

Casino City's Gary Trask returns from a week in Las Vegas and breaks down 10 new experiences he enjoyed while in town, including new hotels, casinos, bars and gaming formats.

The bar concept inspired by New York City commemorated its opening last weekend with samples from the cocktail program and a selection of first-class bites.

Over 323,000 are expected to visit the Strip over the long weekend, where various properties will be offering food, fun and live entertainment.

Nicholas Blaskowski and Nicole Perry grabbed the $944,337 jackpot while playing World of Wonka at the casino on 18 June.

The hotel rewards program has partnered with Total Rewards, improving the perks for members of both programs.

With over 328,000 expected over the long weekend, properties on the Strip have planned hotel discounts, dance parties, live DJs and more.

Guests can view more than 2,000 rooms in Las Vegas, including exclusive villas, and book online via CaesarsSuites.com.

The publisher of skill-based gambling machines has raised $25 million to support ongoing game launches.