South Point Hotel Casino and Spa News - Page 6

Throughout the month, guests can participate in basketball watch parties, compete in a $175K poker tournament and enter cash drawings.

Instead of trawling along the Strip for the best spots to play poker, why not take a look at our Top 10? Casino City has gathered for you a list of the finest spots to satisfy your poker craving.

Admittedly, not all of these top 10 casinos are in Las Vegas proper. But if you're really looking to be spoiled for choice, they're just a stone's throw away. (And worth the trip, we wager.)

Casinogoers will be able to enjoy a super progressive bonus, double points on video poker, Big Game watch parties and more.

Players will have a chance to take home a jackpot of more than $260,000 while they test their knowledge of professional sports.

Food, drinks and gaming giveaways are available at the Las Vegas sports book.

If, as expected, the NHL officially announces this week that it will be expanding to Las Vegas, Casino City's Gary Trask says the move will serve as a huge boost to the sports betting industry and may ultimately help pave the way for regulation and legalization in additional U.S. states.

With the popularity of sports betting on a steady rise, Las Vegas will host numerous viewing parties next week when March Madness kicks into high gear and millions of college basketball fans flock to the city.

Casino City's Gary Trask chronicles the proliferation of Super Bowl prop bets and how they have exploded in popularity over the years, both in Las Vegas and offshore, since William "Refrigerator" Perry scored a TD in Super Bowl XX.

Donald Trump leads the Republican field at 2/1 to gain the party's nomination, while Bernie Sanders clocks in as a 50/1 longshot on the Democratic side.

Legendary oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro talks to Casino City about last weekend's games and the expected action for this year's Super Bowl.

Trump holds rally at Vegas casino and talks walls.

Beginning Saturday, a record 40 college football bowl games kicks off, climaxing with the National Championship Game on Jan. 11. With the help of three veteran Las Vegas bookmakers, Casino City's Gary Trask asks and answers 10 burning questions for those who will be wagering on the games.

Adam Laxalt said he plans to sign a letter supporting a bill backed by billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson that would ban Internet gaming nationwide and end the state's online poker business.

Under a 10-year deal that starts this year, Las Vegas Events will be doling out $10 million in prize money to the 120 cowboys competing in seven categories at NFR, considered the Super Bowl of rodeo events and sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.

The casino operator is trying to sell 57 acres of undeveloped land.

Thomas Allen of Morgan Stanley decided to take a break from the high-end hubbub of G2E last week and check out the locals scene.

While Nevada is still the only U.S. state with full-scale sportsbooks, the legalization of sports betting in other states might not be too far off.

The "public" prevailed on NFL Opening Sunday with the majority of popular sides and totals cashing in. But, despite a rough day for bookmakers, one influential figure in the industry says the rising popularity of sports betting is a sure sign it's time to legalize.

A Multi-State Poker Network was agreed upon in February 2014 by the states’ two governors in which players from Nevada and Delaware could share poker tables and tournaments.