Gaming

Cannery Casino Resorts' financial outlook improves

The Cannery hotel-casino in North Las Vegas.

Moody's Investors Service has shifted its outlook to positive on Cannery Casino Resorts LLC of Las Vegas thanks to a new financing deal and expectations that Cannery will continue to be profitable on a cash flow basis.

Casino supply company exec countersues former employer

A Las Vegas casino supply company executive accused of misappropriating trade secrets has countersued his former employer.

Reid chides Heller for failing to garner support for poker bill

Sens. Dean Heller, left, and Harry Reid attend a Memorial Day ceremony in Boulder City on May 30, 2011.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's frustration with Republican Sen. Dean Heller over Internet poker legislation has escalated another notch, with Nevada's senior senator telling Heller that he is failing to represent Nevada in the high-stakes effort to protect the state's gaming industry.

Tropicana closes its poker room

The Tropicana closed its 17-month-old poker room Tuesday, apparently after facing tough competition from other casinos. The closure was reported by Anthony Curtis’ Las Vegas Advisor website, and it was confirmed late Tuesday by the Tropicana.

Dean Heller tells Harry Reid that House, not Senate, should lead on poker legislation

Sens. Dean Heller, left, and Harry Reid attend a Memorial Day ceremony in Boulder City on May 30, 2011.

Ever since online poker legislation faltered and failed in late 2010, the prevailing wisdom has been that the road to successful passage leads though the Senate. But on Monday evening, Sen. Dean Heller's letter to Sen. Harry Reid might have changed everything.

Las Vegas-based casino industry supplier sues former exec

Las Vegas-based casino industry supplier Gaming Partners International has sued a former sales executive, accusing him of misappropriation of its trade secrets.

Financial analysts welcome Station Casinos' proposed debt deal

Las Vegas locals gaming operator Station Casinos LLC received a thumbs-up Monday from Wall Street analysts for its latest financing deal.

Worldwide demand for Shuffle Master products boosts quarterly profit

Gaming supplier Shuffle Master Inc. reported a higher quarterly profit Monday as casinos worldwide bought and leased more of its card shufflers and slot machines.

Gaming revenue up 27.5 percent on Las Vegas Strip in July

Tourists walk on the Las Vegas Strip on Thursday, April 28, 2011.

The gambling win by Strip casinos, buoyed by strong baccarat and slot play, increased 27.5 percent in July compared to the same month a year ago, ending a two-month slide.

This week’s stock performers: The best and the worst locally

Wynn Resorts' stock fell slightly to finish at $102.74, while Full House Resorts saw gains of close to 12 percent.

Affinity selling three of four Northern Nevada casinos

Affinity Gaming LLC of Las Vegas said Friday it's selling three of its four Northern Nevada casinos for $19.2 million.

Sands chooses Madrid for potential resort complex

Las Vegas Sands Corp., as expected, on Friday identified Madrid as the preferred location for a proposed European megaresort complex.

First wave of William Hill's innovation coming to Las Vegas this football season

A look inside a William Hill betting shop. The British company, known for offering better odds and taking bigger bets than Las Vegas books, is buying American Wagering Inc., which operates Leroy's sports books.

Although it’s been less than three months since the Nevada Gaming Commission granted William Hill US permission to operate 159 local sports books, the company is determined to add innovation to the local betting landscape immediately.

First Nevada online poker marketing affiliate gets OK

The State Gaming Control Board made history again Thursday with the first approval for a marketing company to participate in online intrastate poker in Nevada.

Roof collapse temporarily closes small Las Vegas casino

A casino in northeast Las Vegas has been temporarily closed after its roof sustained structural damage. The Siegel Slots and Suites casino at 5011 E. Craig Road, near Nellis Boulevard, was shut down Friday after some of the trusses in the roof broke.