Caesars Palace News - Page 41
Poker Fantasy Camp Weekend Launched
16 May 2005
Post Oak Productions Inc. reports the launch of Camp Hellmuth, Phil Hellmuth's poker fantasy camp weekend.
Caesars' New Road Show6 April 2005
No one will confuse the Forum Shops at Caesars with the Valley Auto Mall, but luxury car shoppers will soon have plenty of opportunity to kick some tires at the Strip shopping plaza.
Lawsuit Alleges Sexual Torment5 April 2005
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit in federal court against Caesars Palace, claiming six of the Strip resort's female kitchen workers were sexually harassed by supervisors over a two-year period.
New York Man Wins $4.1 Million at Caesars Palace21 March 2005
Russell Sears won a MegaJackpots top award of $4.1 million in the wee hours Sunday morning at Caesar’s Palace.
Caesars Tower Filling Out12 January 2005
Caesars Palace continues construction on its new Augustus Tower along the Strip.
Caesars Takes Plunge into Reality Television11 January 2005
A catfight between casino customers and a $1 million jackpot winner with terminal cancer were among the situations that unfolded on the latest reality television show in Las Vegas.
Few New Year's Eve Sellouts for Vegas Resorts2 December 2004
Only two Las Vegas resorts are reporting sellouts. Still, most Strip executives are sure their properties will be filled to capacity when the party hits town.
Megaclubs Go Mainstream30 November 2004
Behind a massive construction wall wedged between an Elton John retail store and the sports book at Caesars Palace, a short-lived legacy is methodically torn down in time for a polished, adults-only image to emerge by the end of the year.
TV-Fueled Poker Revival Attracts Strip Casinos29 November 2004
Caesars Palace will open its first poker room in at least 12 years in response to the burgeoning popularity of poker, while Bellagio and Bally's Las Vegas are considering expanding their poker areas.
Inside Gaming Column: Sands Execs Revved Up For IPO: The Tour29 November 2004
A selections of news and views from inside the industry this week.
Casino Workers Frequently Confused on Card Counters22 November 2004
Jimmy Pine is an animated, stocky former singer with a vague resemblance to Tom Jones and a propensity to gamble.
Gaming Parlors are not Producing Desired Results17 November 2004
When gaming industry lobbyists persuaded the Nevada Legislature, the Nevada Gaming Commission and the state Gaming Control Board to approve a dramatic policy change allowing gamblers to bet behind closed doors, casino executives had dollar signs in their eyes.
Advantage Gamblers Lose Case Against Control Board Agents16 November 2004
A pair of "advantage gamblers," who use dealer or casino mistakes to increase their odds of winning, lost an appeal Monday to the Supreme Court seeking the right to sue two Gaming Control Board agents for wrongful arrest.
Playing by the Rules; 'Advantage' Gambler Wins Big Jury Award11 November 2004
A $400,000 judgment against the Strip casino Imperial Palace for detaining a gambler who had broken no laws could be good news for the future of gambling in Las Vegas -- but only if it marks the beginning of a trend.
Casinos Save Private Salons4 November 2004
Caesars Palace and Mandalay Bay will be able to continue running private gaming salons but were chastised by gaming regulators for not bringing in enough high rollers.
Forum Shops Owner Reports Earnings Jump28 October 2004
Simon Property Group, the owner of the Forum Shops at Caesars in Las Vegas, reports that third-quarter earnings grew because of strong leasing activity and sales.
Exterior Work on Caesars Tower Complete27 October 2004
Caesars Palace wrapped up core construction Tuesday on its new $289 million luxury hotel tower, hoping to lure enough added guests to boost casino play and profit margins to historic levels.
Forum Shops' New Luxury-Shop-Packed Addition Draws Public's Raves in First Day25 October 2004
If scarcity truly determines an item's value, superlatives could be had on the cheap Friday morning at the Forum Shops at Caesars.
Closing in on an Opening: Forum Shops at Caesars19 October 2004
The $139 million project brings the mall's streetfront entrances to Las Vegas Boulevard South, where untold thousands of people walk or drive by each day.
Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill Opens at Caesars Palace7 October 2004
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, which features the vibrant Southwestern-inspired cuisine that made Flay famous, opened this week at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. It is the first Flay restaurant outside New York City.
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