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Chris Sieroty Gaming Guru - Page 12NEWave picks up eight tribal casinos, bringing Oklahoma total to 364 June 2013
LAS VEGAS -- NEWave, a Las Vegas-based supplier of gaming industry compliance software, on Monday was awarded a contract to provide its Title 31 Manager and TINCheck software to the eight casinos in Oklahoma owned by Cherokee Nation Entertainment LLC. Including these properties, NEWave serves 36 casinos in Oklahoma. ... (read more)
William Hill considering options after sports betting kiosk ban3 June 2013
LAS VEGAS -- William Hill U.S., which operates 84 sports betting kiosks statewide, was evaluating its options Friday after the Nevada Assembly’s 41-0 vote to ban betting kiosks in bars, taverns and other establishments holding a restricted gaming license. The vote Thursday in the Assembly was after Senate Bill 416 passed 18-3 last week in the state Senate. ... (read more)
Gaming conference attendees discusses Eadington's legacy30 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- A graduate of a unique executive development program at the University of Nevada, Reno turned executive with Marina Bay Sands in Singapore on Wednesday said the late economist Bill Eadington had a profound effect on his students and others in the industry during his 40-year career. Eadington, ... (read more)
Palms introduces new website24 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- The Palms Casino Resort on Thursday rolled out a new website, another upgrade made to the off-Strip property that has spent $50 million in the past year remodeling . The new website includes a “responsive design,” making it easily accessible from any desktop, laptop, tablet or smart phone. ... (read more)
Okada's Universal Entertainment calls Philippines payment unnecessary22 May 2013
Universal Entertainment Corporation, the Tokyo-based company controlled by gaming magnate Kazuo Okada, called a $25 million payment at the center of an FBI investigation into possible bribery in the Philippines “unnecessary.” Universal had booked the $25 million payment to Subic Leisure as an expense to resolve a land rights dispute surrounding its $2 billion resort project on Manila Bay. ... (read more)
Nevada Gaming Control Board inquiry into Colbert, Cantor Gaming continues21 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- The Nevada State Gaming Control Board Gaming Commission confirmed Monday that it is investigating Cantor Gaming and the Las Vegas-based company’s former sports book director, Mike Colbert. The investigation is a result of an October indictment that charged Colbert and 24 other people in Las Vegas and New York. ... (read more)
Downtown Grand in Las Vegas to hire 80021 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- Fifth Street Gaming is looking to hire more than 800 people for the Downtown Grand hotel, the company’s chief executive said Monday. The company expects the hiring process to take four months. All applications and resumes should be submitted online at www.fifthstreetgaming.com/careers. ... (read more)
California regulators to rule on Galaxy Gaming, CEO's suitability20 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- The California Gambling Control Commission has set a July 11 hearing to determine if Galaxy Gaming California LLC, a subsidiary of Las Vegas-based Galaxy Gaming Inc., and its CEO Robert Saucier are suitable to continue doing business in the Golden State. Both have submitted an application for a ... (read more)
Riviera reports $7.5 million first-quarter loss20 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- The owner of the Riviera posted a modest first-quarter loss as the company experienced a major decline in walk-in traffic because of its location on the north end of the Strip near the dormant Resorts World Las Vegas, Fontainebleau and the SLS Las Vegas project. “We anticipate that our walk-in ... (read more)
Nevada Gaming Commission approves Pinnacle, Ameristar merger17 May 2013
LAS VEGAS -- The Nevada Gaming Control Board Gaming Commission on Thursday unanimously approved Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc.’s $869 million merger with rival Ameristar Casinos, Inc. The deal doubles the size of Pinnacle Entertainment, giving the Las Vegas-based company 17 gaming properties plus one resort now under development. ... (read more)
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