Nevada News - Page 347

The Nevada Resort Association says the upgraded kiosks blur the line between nonrestricted gaming, such as hotel-casinos, and restricted locations such as taverns and restaurants.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss New Jersey's move to allow real-money fantasy sports wagering at Atlantic City casinos, Genting's plans for a huge new casino on the Las Vegas Strip and the new Omaha games being offered PokerStars. They also get their brackets on and make their official predictions, discuss different ways to have fun with the men's college basketball tournament and look at the different pools out there.

M Resort is now in a much stronger financial position with Penn National Gaming’s backing and Anthony Marnell III's directing the property that he helped create and open.

Two players hit large jackpots in the very same Bingo game Suncoast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

Angel Management Group announced the opening schedule Tuesday for the Hakkasan Las Vegas at the MGM Grand.

Hiring managers will meet with candidates to discuss the many opportunities available for veterans at Caesars.

The company plans to unveil the 1,620-room SLS Las Vegas in fall 2014.

Gansevoort Hotel Group is joining Caesars in renovating the small, now-closed Bill's Gamblin' Hall at the corner of the Strip and Flamingo Road.

American Casino said net revenues in the quarter declined 3.1 percent to $79 million.

Bob Miller’s father, casino executive Ross Miller, allowed “a short, portly gentleman” to join the family’s traditional Sunday night dinner at the Riviera’s Hickory Room. The rotund gentleman was legendary casino developer Jay Sarno, who built Caesars Palace.

Caesars, Gansevoort Hotel Group and Victor Drai to launch an intimate urban resort at the location of Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon.

According to the Sun Herald in Biloxi, Gulf Coast players can earn trips to the Las Vegas Strip while Cosmopolitan players can try their luck in southern Mississippi.

On May 23, many of the best restaurants in Las Vegas will unite again poolside at The Palazzo for the Las Vegas Epicurean Affair.

Poster resigned less than a month after he was promoted to replace Maurice Wooden, who is now president of Wynn Las Vegas and Encore.

A $1.35 million chunk of the total is slated for two ceramic cooling towers at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s central plant.

During the first month of 2013, 3.13 million people came to Las Vegas, down 0.7 percent from January 2012's total of 3.15 million visitors.

The Gaming Control Board stated that Nevada casinos collected $909.2 million from customers during January, down from $1.038 billion a year ago.

Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the drama surrounding PokerStars, the AGA and Atlantic City, interesting developments at PartyPoker and BetVictor Poker, and examine what casinos need to do to compete in a crowded market.

888 Holdings is seeking an interactive Nevada gaming license.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board voted to recommend approval of the application of 888 Holdings Plc for a state interactive gaming license at a hearing scheduled for March 21.