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Penn National Gaming in Reported Merger Talks with Regional Operator Pinnacle Entertainment
Penn National Gaming, the company that owns both the Tropicana and M Resorts on the Las Vegas Strip, is exploring acquisition of Midwestern operator Pinnacle Entertainment, according to the Wall Street Journal. The two casino conglomerates have been holding “off-and-on-again” discussions about...
Las Vegas Raiders Stadium Still Among Potential 2026 World Cup Host Venues
The $1.9 billion Las Vegas Raiders stadium that's expected to soon break ground between Russell Road and Hacienda Avenue just west of I-15 and the Strip is still in the running to host 2026 World Cup matches. The United Bid Committee (UBC),...
MGM Resorts Abandons ‘Welcome to the Show’ Marketing Campaign in Wake of Las Vegas Shooting
MGM Resorts, the parent company to Mandalay Bay, is putting its recently debuted marketing campaign that concluded:?"We are not in the hotel business. We are in the holy sh*t business"?on the shelf for now. Titled "Welcome to the Show," the ad blitz...
Las Vegas Shooter Stephen Paddock’s Past Reveals Loner Who Liked Hookers, Planned Attack Meticulously
Details of mass killer Stephen Paddock are starting to paint a picture of a loner who liked to hang out with prostitutes in Las Vegas, had recently gained a lot of weight, and?might not even have been set on Las Vegas and...
Elk Grove Casino Signed Off by California Governor, Opponents Demand Summary Judgement?
California Governor Jerry Brown on Wednesday signed a bill ratifying a compact between the state and the Wilton Racheria Tribe of Milwok People that authorises the tribe to build a $400 million casino in Elk Grove. Also, today, it emerged that the...
Magic Johnson Addresses G2E on SportsBetting: ‘The Narrative is Changing’
Basketball legend and Los Angeles Lakers co-owner “Magic” Johnson stopped just short of directly endorsing legalized sports betting during his keynote address on the final day of the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, but he acknowledged that the “landscape has changed”...
Tropical Storm Nate Heads to Gulf Coast, Casinos Hope to Remain Open
Tropical Storm Nate is now the latest in a series of natural disasters that could be heading towards the Gulf Coast this weekend, where it’s expected to make landfall as a hurricane. Mississippi residents have been warned to prepare, but for now,...
Alabama AG Sues to Shut Down Charity Bingo Operators Offering Slots
Alabama Attorney General Steven Marshall has filed numerous lawsuits against charity bingo halls, claiming they're operating illegal slot machines in violation of the state constitution. In his lawsuits, Marshall asked courts stop via preliminary injunctions what he says are illegal gambling operations...
Can Anyone Beat the Indians and Dodgers Before the World Series? Las Vegas Doesn’t Think So
The Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Dodgers are going to meet in the World Series later this month, that is of course assuming Las Vegas oddsmakers have their lines correctly in order. The Division Series of the MLB Playoffs begins today, with...
Las Vegas Sands Brings in David Beckham to Promise $10 Billion Spend in Japan
Las Vegas Sands (LVS) is reaffirming its earlier commitment to spend upwards of $10 billion, should they receive one of the two integrated casino resort licenses in Japan. At a conference in Tokyo this week, LVS President Robert Goldstein explained that the...