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Chris Sieroty Gaming Guru - Page 40Station Casinos launches new slot at Nevada casinos7 June 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- If you are a regular gambler with a boarding pass club card, Station Casinos is inviting you to take a chance to day at $250,000. If you weren't invited, you can still participate, but it's going to cost you. Station Casinos will unveil the new Tarzan Lord of the Jungle video game at 10 of its casinos in Las Vegas. ... (read more)
Vegas casino offering $100 in cash back for gamblers3 June 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- It's been about six months since The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened for business. While the luxury resort's one-of-a-kind bars, restaurants, shops and rooms have been a hit with visitors, its casino's performance has lagged others on the Strip. Now the resort is betting a $100 on each visitor gambling at its casino with its "100 Reasons" promotion. ... (read more)
Senate committee approves Internet poker bill in Nevada25 May 2011
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- A bill to establish provisions governing the licensing and operation of Internet poker in Nevada was unanimously approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. "The genie is out of the bottle in terms of online gambling. There is a great need for regulation," Assemblyman William ... (read more)
Regulators OK new leadership for Casino MonteLago20 May 2011
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday approved a new management team and company for Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas, which is on its third owner since it opened in 2003. The approval was expected, and the 40,000-square-foot casino is scheduled to reopen May 26. Jon Berkley, former chief executive of the defunct Las Vegas Gaming Inc., will run the management company, Intrepid Gaming. ... (read more)
U.S. Internet poker players still gambling19 May 2011
Online poker players have found a way to continue playing for money through Absolute Poker even though the federal government seized and closed the gaming company's website in a major crackdown on online gambling last month. Internet gambling violates federal law, and the seizure was intended to stop residents of the United States from playing cards for money through the site. ... (read more)
Station Casinos records narrower loss in first quarter17 May 2011
LAS VEGAS -- Station Casinos Inc. on Monday reported a smaller first-quarter loss compared with last year as revenues generated at the company's 18 local casinos remained stable. Station, which is working to emerge from bankruptcy this year, said net revenues were $247.7 million, down 0.6 percent from $249.3 million for the same period last year. ... (read more)
Virtual casino on Facebook is just for fun16 May 2011
DoubleDown Interactive LLC, maker of DoubleDown Casino games, operates what is arguably the most popular online casino that many people in the gambling capital of Las Vegas -- even if they're on Facebook -- have never heard of.
Meanwhile, the Seattle startup just surpassed 1.2 million monthly users on Facebook. ... (read more)
Motions fly in Station Casinos bankruptcy16 May 2011
Attorneys for Green Valley Ranch Gaming LLC said low-ranking creditors who are challenging the $500 million sale of the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Henderson to affiliates of the Fertitta family should be removed from the case's unsecured creditors committee. The committee of unsecured creditors -- MFS ... (read more)
New Las Vegas lottery ticket delivery may not be legal16 May 2011
The business concept is simple and unique -- provide a delivery service for local residents tired of driving to California and Arizona for lottery tickets.
The Las Vegas business, Lotto Express, will go and pick up the tickets for nothing more than a tip to help cover costs. The lottery is illegal in Nevada so the company cannot charge a service fee. ... (read more)
Parent of Stratosphere, Arizona Charlie's reports $6.2 million loss16 May 2011
American Casino & Entertainment Properties LLC, owner of the Stratosphere, on Thursday posted a bigger first-quarter loss than a year earlier and a moderate decline in revenues. The Las Vegas-based gaming company attributed the loss to the Stratosphere spending more on advertising, and a struggling economy that saw fewer people visit the casino. ... (read more)
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