Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

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.

Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.

Harlem Nights Casino was intended as a Historic Westside revitalization catalyst but faced strong opposition from city officials and residents.

Las Vegas is suffering swift, severe impacts of nosediving visitor numbers, canceled hotel room books, mass layoffs, and emptier casino floors.

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.

The Las Vegas Aces sponsorship runs until the 2027 season, marking BetMGM’s first major franchise partnership in women’s professional sports.

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.

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.

The current Nevada law requires at least a 1,500ft separation between cannabis shops and casinos, and cannabis delivery is prohibited on the Strip.

Resorts World described the leadership transition as pivotal to its recovery strategy, aiming to capitalize on upcoming growth opportunities.