California Hotel & Casino News - Page 4

Boyd Gaming Corporation today announced the completion of a sweeping redesign and renovation of the casino, giving it an entirely new look and feel.

Thirty nonprofit organizations will participate in the second annual "Trees of Hope" decorating competition.

The Pumpkin Patch Pick returns to Boyd Gaming properties across Nevada, along with Halloween multipliers and more.

Boyd casinos across Nevada will feature football viewing parties, weekly drawings and tournaments throughout the month of September.

Las Vegas has no shortage of things to do and sights to see, which can be as overwhelming as it is exciting. Casino City's Gary Trask shares his tips, acquired over a decade of travel to Sin City.

The bar features a diverse menu of craft beers and monthly specials, including $3 beers through July 3.

A wide variety of dining deals will be available on Father's Day, June 19, at properties such as The Orleans Hotel and Casino, Suncoast Hotel and Casino and Fremont Hotel and Casino.

While opening a mobile sportsbook account in Nevada is a no-brainer for sports bettors, Casino City found that the process does take some time and patience.

The restaurant features an elegant, upscale fusion of Chinese and Japanese cuisines.

Boyd Gaming properties throughout the Las Vegas Valley will be hosting special events and promotions, March 3-7, including live entertainment and a charity auction benefiting Speedway Children's Charities.

Celebrating The Orleans' 20th year in a big way, the next phase of the enhancement initiative will begin with Alder & Birch Cocktails and Dining, The Orleans' classically modern take on the American steakhouse.

In addition to new interiors throughout the casino and public areas, Boyd will upgrade and redesign the California's 500 hotel rooms and suites. The property will also make additional restaurant changes.

Downtown gaming revenue has increased in eight consecutive months, including September's 9% jump.

On Nov. 1, Jeff Victor will become vice president of operations for the Derek Stevens-owned group of casinos, which includes the D Las Vegas and Golden Gate.

Bill Boyd said a 1983 decision to take over management of the troubled Stardust was an easy choice.

Boyd is planning additional restaurant renovation at the Suncoast, Orleans and other locals properties.

Boyd is the latest company to join the mobile wagering trend, following sports book operators William Hill and Cantor Gaming and local gaming rival Station Casinos.

The Las Vegas-based company said Wednesday it had its best first quarter in five years from Main Street Station, Fremont and California Club, all of which benefited from a cavalcade of market-changing events downtown.

The poker room at the off-Strip Gold Coast, which closed last month, has transferred its business to The Orleans.

Jessica Abunag wins over $2 million at the Wheel of Fortune dollar MegaJackpot on her first visit to Las Vegas.