Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

Circus Circus plans to revive nostalgic bingo with $30 sessions, covering 10 games, offering $10 to $20 add-ons, and awarding up to $1,500 in prizes.

Acronis named Resorts World Las Vegas its first resort client as the hotel casino faces a lawsuit alleging it is unfit to operate.

Realty Income predicts an initial return of 7.4% from the investment, and Penn’s new tower doubles M Resort’s capacity to 765 rooms.

Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is scheduled for December 4-13 in Vegas as EHV-1 cancels preliminary events and prompts more veterinary oversight.

Las Vegas Strip’s October surge was fueled by VIP high-stakes baccarat play at luxury properties, generating $116.4 million, a 69% YoY increase.

Bowyer gambled at Caesars venues from at least 2017 to 2024 despite repeated internal warnings about unverified funds and large bets, despite flagged risks.

Former Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval named Resorts World Las Vegas board chairman, succeeding Jim Murrrren, who transitions to the UAE’s GCGRA.

Golden Entertainment’s landmark $1.16B property sale marks VICI’s entry into Las Vegas’ gaming market, which grew 5% last year despite Strip declines.

Golden Gate Hotel & Casino launches a 2025 holiday package featuring historic Vegas experiences, cocktail parties, and penthouse buyouts.

Wynn’s Vegas casino revenue grew 11% year-on-year to $161.5 million in Q3, contrasting with MGM’s 5% decline and Caesars’ 11.5% drop.