Gaming

Casino mogul Adelson says Asia ‘most promising’ for development

Sands Cotai Central, which sits just across from Venetian Macau.

Officials with high-flying Las Vegas Sands Corp. raved about last year's financial results and were giddy about potential expansion in Asia during an annual shareholder meeting. Sands is on track to ...

New Jersey says sports betting law infringes on states’ rights

Bettors stand in line to make their wagers at the LVH sports book during the second round of the NCAA basketball tournament Thursday, March 20, 2014.

New Jersey is bolstering its legal arguments as it tries to get the U.S. Supreme Court to consider its effort to overturn a ban on legalized sports betting in all but four states. In a filing submitted Tuesday, the state says the federal law restricting sports betting to...

Once biggest casino between Las Vegas and Atlantic City closes its doors

In this July 30, 2013, file photo, some of the Delta's casinos beckon players in Tunica Resorts, Miss., along Casino Strip Boulevard.

The dice are no longer rolling and the slots aren’t spinning at Harrah’s Casino in Tunica. The casino lights went out for good a little after midnight Sunday, meaning...

Gaming Commission hears proposal to link video games, slots

A gamer plies his craft at Insert Coins

“The market is huge,” says Christopher LaPorte, owner of Insert Coins, a video arcade in downtown Las Vegas. This would be a new way to invigorate the gaming industry. A legislative study committee recommended …

Nevada governor skeptical about betting on elections

Voters cast their ballots on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, at Cambridge Recreation Center.

Gov. Brian Sandoval isn’t sold on allowing Nevada to become the first state to permit betting on the presidential and other federal elections. “As I think through it, unless...

Florida firm buys former Atlantic Club, won’t run it as a casino

In this Feb. 14, 2013, file photo, the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel is seen in Atlantic City, N.J. On Jan. 12, 2014, customers and employees spent a final few hours at the casino, which closed after midnight.

A Florida company bought the former Atlantic Club Casino Hotel on Thursday, and plans to operate it as a nongambling facility. It is the second acquisition this year of ...

US gaming revenue sets record in 2013, study shows

US gaming revenue sets record in 2013, study shows

A recently released report on the nation’s gaming industry from accounting and business consulting firm Rubin Brown shows commercial and tribal casinos generated a record $66.3 billion in revenues in 2013, up 1.6 percent from the...

App deals you in on poker action at Las Vegas casinos

The Bravo Poker app helps users track and find live poker tables and tournaments at various casinos throughout Las Vegas

For those looking to try their luck at the tables just like their favorite poker professionals, there is Bravo Poker. The app helps users track and find …

Report: Las Vegas crowd getting younger, gambling less

Tourists stroll along Las Vegas Boulevard in front of Paris Las Vegas.

A statistical snapshot of Las Vegas visitors finds a younger crowd with fewer gamblers spending more money on food and drink than five years ago. A visitor profile for 2013 found that almost four of five visitors were ...

Nevada gaming revenue flat in April

Nevada casinos won $852 million in April, essentially flat from the same month a year ago Overall, gaming revenue statewide was down...

How a team of students beat the casinos

How a team of students beat the casinos

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Las Vegas considering outdoor ban on alcohol bottles, cans downtown

A man drinks beer from a plastic cowboy boot on Fremont Street Saturday, June 30, 2012.

A city of Las Vegas committee will consider a new booze rule allowing people to drink only from plastic cups in a 32-block area around Fremont Street downtown. The proposed amendment to city ordinances is meant to ...

Gambling snitch Daniel Tzvetkoff likely to avoid jail

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Supreme Court says Michigan can’t block Indian casino

A divided Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Michigan can't block the opening of an American Indian casino because the state's legal challenge is barred by tribal sovereign immunity. In a 5-4 decision, the high court said the state could not...

Campaign launched to promote benefits of casino gaming

Tired of negative stereotypes and high taxes, one of gaming’s most prominent trade associations is going on the offensive. The American Gaming Association is launching...