Bally’s Atlantic City Renovations Begin to Revitalize the Casino
The new owners of Bally’s Casino in Atlantic City are currently working on renovations, with $100 million set to be spent on the property. The Bally’s Casino in Atlantic City has been offering gambling services many decades. Having opened on the... Read More
Study Shows Positive Outcome for St. Tammany Casino in Louisiana
A potential casino in St. Tammany, Louisiana would have a positive impact according to details of a recent economic study. A casino project is currently under consideration in Slidell, Louisiana, with supporters and opponents both weighing in on what... Read More
Four Proposals Issued for Terre Haute Casino Developments
Four operators have submitted bids to develop a casino in Terre Haute Indiana. The process of bringing a casino to Terre Haute has been ongoing with four bidders now submitting proposals to create a venue. The Indiana Gaming Commission has now revealed... Read More
Louisiana Casinos Start Applying for Sports Betting Licensing
Casinos in Louisiana are applying for sports betting licensing as services are set to begin soon. Across the United States, sports betting is booming. Many states have enacted legislation and have busy markets while others are about to launch or... Read More
Strat Owner Bringing New Golf Experience to Las Vegas
In an effort to bring more visitors to its Strat Casino, Golden Entertainment plans to create a new golf entertainment complex on site. To be competitive in any market, a business has to keep things fresh and exciting. Depending on what market you... Read More
Las Vegas Tourism Levels Decrease Amidst COVID-19 Variant
As delta variants increase in Las Vegas, the tourism totals began to fall in August. For about a year and a half, Las Vegas, Nevada has been trying to get a handle on the COVID-19 pandemic. In the beginning, casinos shut down in order to slow the... Read More
NIGC Reviewing Seneca Casino Payment to New York
The National Indian Gaming Commission is currently reviewing if a large payment made by the Seneca Nation to the state of New York is in violation of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. In the United States, federally recognized Native American tribes... Read More
Casinos Across the US Still Trying to Hire More Workers
Gaming venues across the United States are still trying to hide more workers as more services become available. In March 2020, the United States changed dramatically. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic set many steps in motion, including the shutdown... Read More
International Game Technology Plans New Units
Because online gaming and sports betting is growing in the US, International Gaming Technology has decided to create a dedicated unit for both sectors. Over the past few years, we have seen the online gambling industry flourish in the United States.... Read More
Wynn Las Vegas Full Time Table Dealers Join Union
Full-time table game dealers of the Wynn Las Vegas are now official members of the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America labor union. The table game dealers of the Wynn Las Vegas have signed a... Read More