The Venetian Las Vegas News - Page 35

ESPN will broadcast 16 hours of the PokerStars.net North American Poker Tour. The NAPT Venetian will be held in Las Vegas from Feb. 20-24 and will kick off ESPN2’s taped coverage on April 19.

The addition to "in-game" betting at Las Vegas sportsbook is gaining more and more traction and may help this Sunday's Super Bowl carry the highest handle in Nevada state history.

PokerStars will be traveling around the world in February, with tournaments in England, Uruguay and the United States.

With more than 100 TVs, stadium seating, a vast menu and rare sports-betting options, world-renowned chef Emeril Lagasse's new Lagasses's Stadium at The Palazzo may be the most unique sportsbook in Las Vegas.

A retired schoolteacher from New York won a $4,141,909 jackpot playing the Wheel of Fortune Special Edition at the Venetian Resort Casino.

Cantor is launching casino style games on the re-branded mobile device at both The Venetian and The Palazzo casinos.

The Palazzo has been offering "In-Running Wager," a mobile gambling system that allows bettors to make real-time wagers.

Hall of Fame World Poker Championship sued by the owner of the Venetian resort in Las Vegas on Monday over an allegedly unpaid invoice.

The M Resort, The Venetian and Palazzo will be bringing an exciting new trend to Las Vegas this football season by offering "in-running" wagering on select games. The new concept will allow football bettors to place wagers on games after they kick off and while the live action is unfolding before their eyes.

Casino City selects the 10 most striking gaming venues across the world, with Monaco's Casino Monte Carlo taking the No. 1 spot.

A California businessman has agreed to settle his gambling debts in Las Vegas.

Venetian Casino Resort is asking a federal court to say that it is not violating a trademark by selling “Palazzo” branded items.

The Venetian and Palazzo hotel-casinos in Las Vegas have laid off 194 employees since last Monday in response to the continuing economic downturn and the resulting drive to cut costs.

Luxury property may be adding one of the most bizarre accolades to its lengthy list.

A revenue dip in Macau helped send Las Vegas Sands to a fourth quarter net loss of $111.3 million

Class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of current and former banquet servers who claim the Venetian resort failed to pay them all of the overtime wages they are due.

President Obama said that executives at companies taking taxpayer bailout money shouldn't hold meetings in Las Vegas.

News brief: The IRS raided the Venetian last week in the ongoing investigation into former Fry's executive Ausaf "Omar" Siddiqui.

News brief: Allegations that computer salesman defrauded San Jose company out of $65 million, much of which he used to pay off enormous gambling debts in Las Vegas.

The casino giant will lay off 216 workers from the Venetian and Palazzo resorts today.