Palms Casino Resort News - Page 13

This week's Casino Openings & Expansions column features the Las Vegas unveiling of the world's largest Hooters restaurant at Palms Casino Resort and a new "modern experience" nightclub at The Palazzo.

The ride-hailing company did not have its signature demand-based pricing scheme in effect when it illegally operated in Nevada last year.

Casino City's Aaron Todd gives 10 tips for WSOP first-timers who plan to play in The Colossus event this year.

Hooters on Wednesday announced it will open its largest location at the Palms in Las Vegas.

The Nevada Supreme Court has reversed a Clark County judge’s decision to award $6.6 million to a man who suffered a knee injury during a Monday Night Football event at the Palms.

UFC Boss Dana White alleges he's been banned from the Palms Casino for winning too much.

Gaming executive Daniel Lee, who took over as CEO of the Palms in October, has resigned, a spokesman for the off-Strip property said Friday.

By the end of the year, Las Vegas will have about a half-dozen hotel-casinos that operators classify as “boutique,” “luxury” or “lifestyle” in their marketing efforts.

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 newly renamed CG Technology said Tuesday its eight sports books generated 16 percent of Nevada’s total handle and captured an 11.8 percent win on Sunday’s Super Bowl.

New Year's Eve Weekend in Las Vegas, Palms Casino Resort will offer holiday fun-seekers an action-packed lineup.

NEWave’s Check Prove software is the most widely used payroll check-cashing software in southern Nevada, and the software will help Palms Casino Resort bolster the casino’s safeguards against payroll check-cashing fraud.

Magliarditi has been replaced as CEO at the Palms by veteran gaming executive Daniel Lee, the company confirmed on Thursday.

Graham most recently served as general manager of Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, Calif.

The new website includes a “responsive design,” making it easily accessible from any desktop, laptop, tablet or smart phone.

The hotel-casino spent millions of dollars in just more than eight months, renovating 428 rooms in its original Palms Tower, renamed the Ivory Tower, and demolishing old bars, restaurants and clubs and replacing them with new experiences.

Under the deal, the Palms will also pay $78,000 to cover the cost of the control board's investigation. The commission voted 4-0 to approve the fine, with Commissioner John Moran Jr. abstaining.

The parent company of the Palms, FP Holdings L.P., also agreed to pay $78,000 to cover the cost of the control board's investigation.

Las Vegas property's $50 Million transformation continues with refined Palms tower rooms.