Gaming

Struggling Macau hurts Wynn Resorts’ fourth-quarter profits

The Wynn Macau is seen Aug. 17, 2011.

Gaming revenue in Macau, a special administrative region in China and the only place there where gambling is legal, just declined for the eighth month in a row ...

Union files labor charges at Taj Mahal; Revel in turmoil

This Oct. 24, 2014, photo shows union members picketing outside the Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City N.J.

Atlantic City's main casino workers' union filed 27 unfair labor practice charges against the owners of the Trump Taj Mahal casino on Tuesday. The complaints allege the company threatened workers and unilaterally changed work schedules and rules that ...

MGM Resorts to add mobile sports wagering this year

MGM Resorts International announced plans today to introduce mobile sports betting technology at 12 of its Nevada properties. The gambling technology company Gtech will add live in-play betting to ...

Super Bowl wagers in Nevada were the second-biggest ever

Patriots fan Edgar Morin of Sanford, Maine celebrates a Patriots touchdown at the Super Bowl at the Westgate Las Vegas Super Book Sunday, Feb.1, 2015.

Nevada sports books reported an impressive amount of wagering on last weekend’s Super Bowl, but they didn’t profit as much as in recent years. Sports bettors wagered nearly ...

Judge says evidence tainted in web gambling case

Undercover FBI and Nevada regulatory agents misled a federal judge and violated the rights of a wealthy Malaysian businessman and his son by posing as Internet repairmen to get into Las Vegas Strip hotel rooms in a ...

Macau casino operator opens resort in Manila

Guests enjoy swimming in a pool at the newly-opened City of Dreams Manila casino Monday, Feb. 2, 2015 at the reclaimed prime property in Manila, Philippines.

Melco Crown Entertainment formally opened its $1 billion casino and entertainment resort in Manila on Monday, hoping to cash in on a fast growing Philippine economy and increased tourism. The company's co-chairman and CEO Lawrence Ho said the opening of the City of Dreams Manila is part of ...

Casino city Macau in flux as China squeezes high rollers

In this photo taken Nov. 23, 2014, visitors walk across the road in front of the Venetian Macao casino resort in Macau.

The game has changed in Macau. The Asian gambling capital's winning streak is cooling after a decade of red hot growth that transformed the city from a neglected former Portuguese colonial outpost into the world's No. 1 casino market. A flood of money from mainland China boosted Macau casinos, both local and foreign owned, which now rake in about seven times more than those on the Las Vegas Strip. But the tide has turned as the Chinese economy slows and ...

Icahn: Benefit cuts ’essential sacrifice’ to keep Taj Mahal casino open

This Nov. 19, 2014, photo shows members of the Unite-HERE casino workers union marching in front of the Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, N.,J. to protest benefit cuts a bankruptcy court judge imposed on Taj workers.

The battle for the future of the Trump Taj Mahal casino heated up Friday as the National Labor Relations Board urged a judge to restore workers' benefits and soon-to-be-owner Carl Icahn said the cuts are "an essential sacrifice that must be made" to keep the casino open. Icahn responded in a letter to ...

Nevada casinos win $11 billion in 2014, a slight drop from 2013

Gamblers play roulette at the Eastside Cannery on Boulder Highway in this file photo.

Nevada’s gaming revenue declined slightly in 2014 after several years of consistent increases. The Gaming Control Board said casinos won a little more than $11 billion in 2014 ...

Q+A: Nevada’s top gaming regulator on his perspective as physician, why pot is no-no

Tony Alamo is the medical director of the Alamo Medical Clinic in Henderson.

Nevada’s top gaming regulator hasn’t made his professional career in the casino industry or in the law, but he’s plenty experienced with both of those fields anyway. A doctor by trade, Tony Alamo is the first non-attorney to serve as ...

2 suspects sought in sports book robbery at the M Resort

Police are looking for these two men, shown in images from surveillance cameras, who robbed the M Resort sports book at gunpoint late Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015.

Police are looking for two men they say robbed the M Resort sports book at gunpoint Wednesday night. The men entered the resort and headed to the sports book, pulling out ...

Another name added to Nevada’s casino ‘black book’

A Black Book, a State Gaming Control Board list of people excluded from Nevada casinos, is displayed at the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas Monday, Feb. 13, 2012. At right is a page on former mobster Tony "The Ant" Spilotro, who was removed from the book only after his death.

Gaming regulators have added another name to Nevada’s famous “black book,” a list of people barred from entering any of the state’s casinos. The Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved ...

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino opens at Lake Tahoe

Owners of the new Hard Rock Hotel & Casino at Lake Tahoe say thousands of people crowded onto the property for their much-anticipated grand opening in Stateline. Wednesday night's celebration included ...

Las Vegas Sands has tough 4th quarter in China, but profits still up

Las Vegas Sands casino sits behind the Fishermans Wharf in Macau in this Feb. 7, 2006, photo.

Las Vegas Sands, the casino company that controls the Venetian and Palazzo on the Strip, reported its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings ...

4 buddies did unheard of in ‘World Series’ of NFL betting

If there's a secret to how four buddies managed to beat the house 76 percent of the time during the NFL's regular season to win a record-setting ...