Las Vegas
Nevada Casinos Lose $3.4 Billion This Past Year
LAS VEGAS — (Associated Press) - Nevada gambling regulators say the state's largest casinos lost $3.4 billion during the fiscal year that ended last June 30.
Year of the Rabbit Could Bring Record Numbers of People to Las Vegas
Las Vegas Teams Up With British Online Gambling Regulatory Arm
The End of Big Cash Games in Vegas Predicts Poker Pro Phil Ivey
Jay Cutler a Wimp: Bookmaker Jimmy Vacarro Echoes Public Sentiment
Man Jumps To Death At Imperial Palace
(Associated Press) - Police are calling the death of a man in a fall outside a Las Vegas Strip hotel an apparent suicide.
Did NFL Apply Pressure On CBS Not To Mention Billy Walters Piece?
Noticeably absent from the Jets-Patriots NFL game late Sunday afternoon was CBS’ promotion of a segment on famed sports bettor Billy Walters.
Palms Casino Owner George Maloof Jr. Gets Trial Date For DUI
Philadelphia Inquirer: Las Vegas Bookies Crushed By Packers Win
Vegas Casino Unveils Vending Machine That Spits Out Gold
Gold-to-Go. That’s right! It’s a vending machine in a Las Vegas casino that spits out gold, bars and coins to be more precise.
"We kind of like the idea that Vegas is sorta over the top," said Gary Del Prete with the Golden Nugget in an interview with local news station KSNV. "And what better than to have a gold plated vending machine that's open for basically 24 hours?"
Casino Sued Over Roethlisberger Incident
LAS VEGAS, (UPI) -- Caesars Entertainment Corp. says it will fight a Nevada lawsuit filed by the former casino host claiming sexual assault by NFL quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
Andrea McNulty, whose lawsuit against Roethlisberger is pending in state court for Washoe County in Reno, also sued Caesars, then known as Harrah's Entertainment Inc., in state court in Reno in July of this year, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
The suit against Caesars claims wrongful termination, intentional infliction of emotional distress, invasion of privacy and defamation.
Station Casinos Group Donates $13K to Salvation Army Following Theft
Robin Hood Gambler Offers Reward For Bellagio Chip Bandit Capture
A mysterious gambler has offered a bounty on a man who robbed the luxurious Bellagio Hotel and Casino last week.
The incident in question occurred Tuesday morning around 3 am when an unidentified man entered the famed establishment wearing a motorcycle jacket and helmet. He held up a craps table in just under 3 minutes time then fled on a motorcycle with over $1.5 million in casino chips. Authorities believe he robbed another casino just days before.
Nevada In The Toilet
The unemployment rate in the casino rich state of Nevada has now hit 14.3 percent and things do not seem to be getting much better. The percentage rose from 14.1 in October.
Bellagio Chip Bandit Struck Vegas Suncoast Casino One Week Earlier
Bellagio Security Worried Over Possible Shootout in Casino
What Does The Bellagio Chips Thief Intend To Do With His Stash?
Small Vegas Casinos Balk At Reid Plan To Allow Online Poker
Jon Kyl: “Zero Chance Online Poker Legalization Will Be Part Of Tax Deal”
Legalized Internet Gambling A “Sloppy Wet Kiss To Nevada Casinos”
Libertarian Party Chooses Las Vegas as Site for 2012 National Convention
