Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

By: Lucas DunnTilman Fertitta Halts Las Vegas Strip Casino Project over Wynn Stake
Tilman Fertitta, US Ambassador to Italy, halts Las Vegas Strip casino development to avoid conflict of interest with Wynn properties.

By: Lucas DunnHouse GOP Vows to Restore Gambling Tax Deductions After Vegas Summit
GOP lawmakers who backed Trump’s megabill now seek reversal of gambling tax hike, says Chair Jason Smith after Vegas discussions.

By: Lucas DunnSahara Las Vegas Becomes Second Resort to Ditch Resort Fees for the Summer
Sahara’s “All-In Rate” bundles rooms, dining perks, show discounts, and digital passes with BOGO drinks, spa deals, and Magic Mike ticket discounts.

By: Lucas DunnHard Rock’s $4.3 Billion Vegas Strip Revamp Advances Post-Mirage Closure
Hard Rock’s Vegas redevelopment, launched right after the Mirage’s closure, is on schedule and budget for a late 2027 debut, per President Lupo.

By: Lucas DunnMichael Mizrachi Bags WSOP Main Event Win and Enters Poker Hall of Fame
Mizrachi made history, winning the 2025 WSOP Main Event ($10 million) and PPC ($1.33 million) in one summer, joining the Poker Hall of Fame all in one year.

By: Lucas DunnLas Vegas Visitor Numbers Drop 6.5% in May and Gaming Revenue Declines
The Las Vegas Strip’s gaming revenue fell 3.9% to $713.7 million in May versus $742.5 million last year, marking a persistent downturn.

By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Drops Resort Fees for Summer Stays Until September
Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.

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.