Nevada News - Page 340

For two and a half years, Culinary union organizers and the resort’s owner, Deutsche Bank, have been unable to reach a deal on a contract

Scotty Nguyen and Tom McEvoy have distinctly different personalities. But when the two were inducted in the Poker Hall of Fame Sunday, they had one major characteristic in common -- emotion.

Whether you're a hard core poker fan planning to DVR every second of live coverage of the World Series of Poker Main Event final table or a casual fan that may flip back and forth between poker and Monday Night Football game, Aaron Todd provides the top-10 things to watch for during Monday's final table coverage.

Poker players were excited for the start of the NBA season.

On Monday, the remaining nine players, known as the "November Nine," will regroup at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino and battle for the Main Event title.

MGM Resorts Chairman Jim Murren said he expects to see additional improvements in upcoming quarters.

Nevada monthly gaming revenue were up during September, which included the Las Vegas Strip’s second straight double-digit hike.

This is the first time prestigious event has ever been held in the United States.

The Downtown Grand Las Vegas hotel-casino, which blends into the urban core of downtown more than other properties, opened on Sunday as the first guests checked in, restaurants opened, and the race and sports book took its first bet.

Mark Pilarski gives his readers some Las Vegas attractions they can visit without spending a dime.

The Nevada Gaming Commission will discuss changes to the state’s Internet gaming regulations during its meeting Thursday in Las Vegas.

Aaron P. hit a Wheel of Fortune jackpot for $397,573 after getting married in Reno.

After several members of the Culinary Union were caught on video verbally abusing Strip visitors, protests were put on hold for the rest of the month.

A shooting at a nightclub at Bally's Casino & Resort resulted in one death this morning.

The investigation was revealed in the same filing in which Caesars explained its reasons to withdraw from the process to earn a Massachusetts gaming license and its severing of a deal with the Gansevoort Hotel Group in a Strip casino redevelopment project.

The BIG ONE for ONE DROP will take place over three days, from June 29 to July 1, 2014, with all play until the televised final table being hosted at Caesars Palace.

The casino operator, which owns M Resort, said its net income for the third quarter that ended Sept. 30 was $41.3 million or 40 cents per share.

The Palm Beach Kennel Club will offer players additional incentives to play in the nine-tournament series in the form of a Player of the Series leaderboard.

The biggest NFL handicapping contest called the LVH SuperContest had over a 1000 entrants this year up from a record number from last year of 745.

Mark Pilarski informs readers of the sad truth that there are no longer Las Vegas casinos that offer 100x odds in craps.