Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Council Votes Against Harlem Nights Casino Construction
Harlem Nights Casino was intended as a Historic Westside revitalization catalyst but faced strong opposition from city officials and residents.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Tourism Plunge Mirrors Major US Cities Amid Trade War Fallout
Las Vegas is suffering swift, severe impacts of nosediving visitor numbers, canceled hotel room books, mass layoffs, and emptier casino floors.

By: Lucas DunnNevada Gaming Revenue Falls 0.5% As Las Vegas Strip Slumps for Third Month
Statewide gaming revenue held steady at $1.23 billion despite the Strip’s downturn, down just 0.5% YoY, marking 50 straight months above $1 billion.

By: Lucas DunnBetMGM Pioneers Landmark Women’s Sports Betting Deal with Las Vegas Aces
The Las Vegas Aces sponsorship runs until the 2027 season, marking BetMGM’s first major franchise partnership in women’s professional sports.

By: Lucas Dunn2025 World Series of Poker Kicks Off in Las Vegas with 100 Bracelet Events
WSOP saw a historic debut of 100 bracelet events, with opening day featuring the popular $1,000 Mystery Millions event with two $1M bounty prizes.
By: Lucas DunnWynn Resorts Faces US$5.5 Million Fine Over High-Roller Recruitment Violations
NGC’s 4-1 vote approved the US$5.5 million Wynn fine recommended by the NGCB despite arguments that it was too low for such penalties.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Casino Execs Push for Cannabis Partnerships to Boost Tourism
The current Nevada law requires at least a 1,500ft separation between cannabis shops and casinos, and cannabis delivery is prohibited on the Strip.
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By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Executive Shakeup Hints at Operational Revamp
Resorts World described the leadership transition as pivotal to its recovery strategy, aiming to capitalize on upcoming growth opportunities.

By: Lucas DunnUS Tariff Concerns Lead Wynn to Postpone Encore Remodel in Las Vegas
CEO Billings explained that while operational impacts on food and beverage remain manageable, capital expenditures pose challenges due to tariffs.

By: Lucas DunnNevada Lawmakers Push for Industry-Wide Transparency with H.R. 1479 Support
The bill intends to eliminate frustration with drip pricing, where lodging providers advertise low fees but pile on more charges during visits.