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Gaming News Archives - Page 2122Summerlin planning biggest Fourth of July parade in Nevada6 July 2015
The Western Las Vegas Valley expects upwards of 30,000 attendees for its Fourth of July parade, and other festivities are planned across the state.
Deal Me In: Video blackjack paybacks are based on skill and rules6 July 2015
Mark discusses how to make sure you're making the most of video blackjack games.
Unassuming Erik Seidel merits seat among poker greats6 July 2015
The eight-time WSOP bracelet winner ranks in the top three on poker's all-time money list, though he garners less fanfare than many other professional players.
Inside Gaming: At SLS Las Vegas, things may get worse before they get better6 July 2015
At the end of its first year of operation, the casino is cut off from Strip walk-in traffic and is rapidly losing money.
Former Clark County Sheriff Ralph Lamb dies of natural causes6 July 2015
Sheriff Lamb was a major force in delivering Las Vegas's gaming industry from the control of organized crime.
Some Las Vegas cabbies welcome competition from Uber6 July 2015
At least some of Las Vegas' cabbies aren't too happy with the way their industry operates, and are tentatively optimistic that ride-hailing companies could shake things up in a more equitable way.
Editorial: Legalize Internet poker6 July 2015
Sen. Lindsey Graham's proposed ban on all Internet gambling, including Nevada's Web poker industry, is unnecessary and unenforceable.
'Start-up guy' Skancke leaves Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance6 July 2015
After two and a half years, Tom Skancke believes he has achieved what he set out to achieve.
Las Vegas Sands allows employees to choose community philanthropy projects6 July 2015
Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson says that the goal of the Sands Cares program is to make a difference in areas that employees care about the most.
Top 10 storylines to follow during the Main Event6 July 2015
Dan Podheiser points out 10 aspects of the World Series of Poker's Main Event to keep your eye on.
Duhamel builds big stack on Main Event Day 1A6 July 2015
Jonathan Duhamel won the World Series of Poker Main Event in 2010. He looks primed for another deep run in 2015, after finishing Day 1A with XXX chips.
2015 WSOP Main Event kicks off with lackluster atmosphere5 July 2015
The Main Event of the World Series of Poker is supposed to be the gold standard of poker. But Day 1A on Sunday felt like any other poker tournament, and it didn't help that it wasn't played in the Amazon Room at the Rio.
Showboat owner wants to find new buyer for casino4 July 2015
Showboat owner allege Straub has no intention of buying Showboat casino for the agreed price.
Perspectives Weekly: Buyouts, mergers and guilty pleas3 July 2015
J Todd discusses Seals with Clubs founder Bryan Micon pleading guilty in Nevada, and whether or not there are potential consequences for the site's affiliates. Plus, he takes a look at industry news about Ladbrokes, Coral and Canada.
Plainridge casino pleased with first week's revenue3 July 2015
A pleasing start for Plainridge Park Casino as revenue tops $6.1 million opening week.
FireKeepers Casino Hotel provides notice of data security incident3 July 2015
FireKeepers Casino Hotel confirms recent unauthorized access into its computer systems.
Aristocrat releases new Britney Spears slot2 July 2015
The Class III slot includes an "Equalizer" feature and an "Oops I Did It Again" re-spin feature.
BingoSKY hosting Ice Cream Bingo Tourney2 July 2015
The tournament will run until the end of July and will award the winner $1,000.
Three Americas Cardroom players heading to WSOP2 July 2015
All three players turned $3 into a $12,500 Main Event package in the online poker room's World Series of Jackpots promotion.
Ed Coke to EiG attendees: 'Take control of your reputation'2 July 2015
The gaming sector needs to take control of its reputation by focusing on corporate responsibility before being forced to do so by regulators, according to Ed Coke, the Director of Consulting Services at the Reputation Institute.
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