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Analyst offers negative forecast for Las Vegas if energy costs rise

Higher energy costs can hurt the gaming industry. Consumers would spend less on leisure activities, airlines would reduce capacity and the costs to operate large casinos would increase.

These new hotel-casino names were not my idea

Many of us long for the days when hotel-casino names on the Strip were Stardust, Sahara, Frontier, International, Barbary Coast, Aladdin, Dunes and Imperial Palace. OK, maybe not so much Imperial Palace.

Bicycle-bound security forces keep parking lots safe

Hundreds of security officers at Las Vegas hotel-casinos and convention facilities roam sprawling parking lots and garages looking for the bad guys while also offering a helpful greeting to visitors.

Cantor Gaming releases Slottery Mobile Casino Game at Colusa Casino Resort

Cantor Gaming's "Slottery" game is now available to patrons of Colusa Casino Resort.

Revel: Chapter 11 filing expected Monday

Revel expected to file for Chapter 11 in court on Monday and begin process of financial restructuring.

Las Vegas hotel-casino operators told to stamp out illegal activities

In a memorandum from Gaming Control Board Chairman A.G. Burnett and Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie, resort leaders were told they are responsible for any criminal conduct in their venues, even if operated by a third-party vendor.

Nevada lawmakers weigh impact of sports-betting kiosks on gaming industry

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 Gang: Is this just fantasy edition

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.

Marnell: M Resort is at "turning point"

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.

Teen banned from yelling bingo!

Youth, who entered bingo hall and falsely yelled bingo, banned from saying the word bingo for six months.

St. Patrick's Day pays $55,000.00 for lucky players at Suncoast Hotel And Casino

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

Perspectives Weekly: PokerStars counterpunches

J Todd reports on the increasingly contentious battle over online gambling in New Jersey, as PokerStars fires back at the AGA. Plus, industry news from New York and Illinois.

Caesars preparing to open its third casino in Ohio

A 57,000-square-foot casino will become part of the Thistledown Racetrack in North Randall.

$100 million Hakkasan to open at MGM Grand

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

Mashpee Wampanoag and Mass. reach new casino agreement

The new agreement, which was approved by the Mashpee tribal council late Tuesday, comes at a critical moment for the tribe.

Caesars Entertainment hosts U.S. Military veteran job fair this Thursday

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

Gilbert closer to buying Greektown Casino

Greektown Superholdings said it reached agreement late Monday with Gilbert on potential sale terms, but that they have yet to close a deal.

SLS, Resorts World projects bring new energy to Strip's north end

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

New York hotel developer joins Caesars in Bill's Gamblin' Hall remodeling

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 reports more losses in fourth quarter

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

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