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Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine over use of slot machine "reset" key

The Nevada Gaming Commission is expected to rule on the matter when it meets next week in Las Vegas.

Affinity Gaming CEO David Ross leaving company in July

Ross, 49, has headed Affinity since the Las Vegas-based company was founded in December 2010 following the bankruptcy reorganization of Herbst Gaming.

MGM faces fines for blocking gaming agent access

The Gaming Control Board filed a two-count complaint Friday against the Aria Hotel-Casino and MGM Resorts International for blocking two state gaming agents from observing wagering activity in the CityCenter resort’s high-limit casino area.

Inside gaming: Who wants ties to that guy?

The Cromwell, at the northeast corner of the Strip and Flamingo Road, will replace Bill's Gamblin' Hall, which closed a year ago for a $185 million remodeling. It is expected to reopen later this year as a 188-room boutique-style luxury resort.

Rebuilding of the Aliante may augur better times for North Las Vegas casino market

Expansion of the 215 Beltway that connects Aliante with customers in Centennial Hills and portions of North Las Vegas, is expected to be finished in May.

SLS Las Vegas, formerly the Sahara, will open Labor Day weekend

SBE Entertainment CEO Sam Nazarian, owner of the Las Vegas Strip property, announced opening plans for Labor Day weekend.

Gambler racks up $12.9 million debt, indictment in Las Vegas

Semion Kronenfeld faces 12 counts, including theft and obtaining money under false pretenses.

Olivia Newton-John's "Summer Nights" to heat up Flamingo Las Vegas

The show will be a musical journey through the iconic artist's illustrious career featuring hits from her early years.

Eldorado player wins $77,777 at Pai Gow Poker

William F. of Chico, Calif., turned $200 and 15 minutes of play into $77,777 in winnings playing Pai Gow Poker at the Eldorado Hotel Casino!

CG Technology sports books win $2.32 million on Super Bowl wagers

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.

10 best locals casinos in Las Vegas

Here’s a look at the Top 10 casinos for locals, based on the Best of Las Vegas rankings as of Tuesday.

Wheel of Fortune slot hits at Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Winner immediately made two donations to Operation Smile, which will pay for two operations for children to repair cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities.

In talks over keeping National Finals Rodeo, Orlando, Dallas never had a chance

After six weeks of back-and-forth rhetoric, a new 10-year agreement was announced Jan. 24 to keep the NFR in Las Vegas — its home for 29 years — through 2024.

The Cromwell latest name for former Barbary Coast on the Las Vegas Strip

Caesars Entertainment Corp. Friday announced a third name in less than a year for the Strip casino that originally was opened as the Barbary Coast.

Baccarat helps drive Nevada gaming revenue to $11 billion in 2013

Nevada gaming revenues in 2013 topped $11 billion, the fourth consecutive annual increase. On the Las Vegas Strip, gaming revenues hit $6.5 billion, a 4.8 percent increase over 2012.

Revenue juggernaut: Las Vegas Sands' figures top Nevada, Atlantic City combined

Buoyed by a 28 percent increase in revenue from its Macau subsidiary during the fourth quarter, the casino operator grew profits by 32.8 percent companywide for the three-month period ended Dec. 31.

Fantasy Sports Trade Association hosts winter meeting in Las Vegas

“The industry is obviously going well,” Fantasy Sports Trade Association President Paul Charchian told more than 320 attendees at the opening of the industry trade group’s winter meeting at Bellagio.

Is modern Las Vegas really "Sin City"?

Some businesses use the moniker Sin City label to grab customer attention, while it's offensive to some residents of Nevada's most populous city.

M Resort Spa Casino named Four-Star Hotel and Spa by Forbes Travel Guide

M Resort named Four-Star Hotel for fifth consecutive year and Spa Mio named Four-Star Spa for fourth consecutive year.

Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas guests can transfer points between Identity, Marriott Rewards

Guests staying at the 2,995-room Strip resort will now be able to transfer points between the Cosmopolitan’s Identity program and the Marriott Rewards program.

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