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The Art Of A Merger: Top Gaming Companies That Should & Shouldn’t Form Alliances

Here are a few gaming companies we would want to see the FTC approve for a merger and some we would never want to see come together.

Posted on: December 4, 2023 | Nicholaus Garcia

Why The 2019 WSOP Main Event Is Proof That Poker Is Alive And Kicking

The 2019 WSOP sneds a powerful message that poker is as popular as it ever has been in the US. The problem is not enough states offering online poker.

Posted on: December 4, 2023 | Joss Wood

Let’s See How The Poker Hall Of Fame Nominees Stack Up

The 10 nominees for the 2018 Poker Hall of Fame class are out, but which contenders stand out from the rest of the poker pro pack?

Posted on: December 4, 2023 | Bart Shirley

Can WSOP Turn Around The Not-So-Colossal Colossus?

The WSOP Main Event saw a huge uptick in attendance, but in the meantime, the Colossus tournament keeps shrinking every year.

Posted on: December 4, 2023 | Bart Shirley

Nevada Casinos Continue Record-Setting Streak In October

Gambling revenue from casinos in Nevada for October 2023 topped $1.3 billion, the highest such figure for the month in Nevada history

Posted on: November 30, 2023 | Derek Helling

All Net Arena Project In Las Vegas Dead After Nearly A Decade Of Planning

Plans for the All Net Resort & Arena on the Vegas Strip are dashed after Clark County Commissioners deny an extension of the land use permit.

Posted on: November 27, 2023 | Marc Meltzer

Phase One Renovations At Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Are Complete

The final touches on the first phase of the multi-million dollar transformation of Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas are complete. Let’s take a look.

Posted on: November 20, 2023 | Marc Meltzer

Here’s How Resorts World Las Vegas Rewarded Its 1 Millionth Member

Genting Rewards at Resorts World Las Vegas now has more than one million . The millionth member received a nice gift package.

Posted on: November 15, 2023 | Marc Meltzer

Culinary Workers Union, Caesars Reach Tentative Deal 48 Hours Before Strike

Las Vegas hotel workers union reaches tentative agreement with Caesars, but negotiations with MGM Resorts and Wynn Resorts are still underway.

Posted on: November 9, 2023 | Katarina Vojvodic

Bally’s Could Sell The Tropicana ‘For The Right Price’

During the third-quarter earnings call for Bally’s Corp. last week, the company said it is open to selling its lease for Tropicana Las Vegas.

Posted on: November 8, 2023 | Marc Meltzer

Nevada

The Art Of A Merger: Top Gaming Companies That Should & Shouldn’t Form Alliances

Why The 2019 WSOP Main Event Is Proof That Poker Is Alive And Kicking

Let’s See How The Poker Hall Of Fame Nominees Stack Up

Can WSOP Turn Around The Not-So-Colossal Colossus?

Nevada Casinos Continue Record-Setting Streak In October

All Net Arena Project In Las Vegas Dead After Nearly A Decade Of Planning

Phase One Renovations At Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Are Complete

Here’s How Resorts World Las Vegas Rewarded Its 1 Millionth Member

Culinary Workers Union, Caesars Reach Tentative Deal 48 Hours Before Strike

Bally’s Could Sell The Tropicana ‘For The Right Price’

Minnesota Senate Committee Unwilling to Consider Even a Study of Gambling Expansion

Wynn Drops Out of Bidding for New York Casino License

Missouri Residents Will Wait Until December for Online Sports Betting

iGaming’s ‘Big Three’ States Exceed $200 Million Monthly Revenue For The First Time

The 2024 Election And What It Could Mean For The US Gaming Landscape

Macau’s Digital Currency Will Provide Lessons For US Online Casinos

Pennsylvania Players Recieve Early Holiday Present With Hollywood Casino App Launch

Horseshoe Online Casino Launches in New Jersey, Making 30 Operators in the Market

MONOPOLY Casino Replaces Virgin In New Jersey As Bally’s Seeks Niche For Secondary Brand