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August 12, 2024
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
August 12, 2024 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | Knowing when to walk away from the tables at a casino is as crucial as knowing when to play. Scoblete explains why recognizing the right time to leave can make all the difference.
read more | | Featured StoryAs of today, the new sports betting destination offers the industry's highest betting limits with the permanent book anticipated to open in the summer of 2025.
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 | In our most recent video, we break down what the sale means for WSOP online poker, land-based poker rooms, and the live WSOP Tournament in Las Vegas each summer.
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 | The all-inclusive package for Nevada residents at the Downtown Las Vegas resort includes bottomless drinks at multiple casino bars, breakfast and dinner, waived resort fees, and early check-in.
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The two Las Vegas casinos awarded a total of $2,542,751 in jackpot winnings last month, including $2,283,787 from slot machines and $258,873 from bingo winnings.
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This fall, Four Sixes Ranch Steakhouse will bring a taste of the Wild West to the Strip, featuring prime steaks, authentic recipes, and signature cocktails.
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Set to debut in North Las Vegas this fall, the new Americana-inspired tavern will combine gaming, food, drinks, and sports viewing.
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This complimentary series at the Nevada property will feature Full Moon Flow Yoga, Guided Meditation, and a Sound Bath on 22 August, 19 September and 17 October.
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The California governor signed compacts between the State of California and the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe and with the Elem Indian Colony of Pomo Indians of the Sulphur Bank Rancheria, California.
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While statewide casino revenue declined by 1.7% from the prior month, Bally’s maintained comparable results with gross gaming revenue of $12.5 million in July.
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The two casinos in Laughlin combined to pay over $6.4 million to jackpot winners last month.
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 | The Arizona Department of Gaming awarded two new tribal-tethered event wagering licenses to Sporttrade and Plannatech.
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After DraftKings announced a player surcharge is coming in 2025, Rush Street Interactive’s CEO confirmed his company will not follow the same path, saying "we put our customers first."
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In July, account holders in North Carolina wagered $340,375,353 on sports events and won $295,386,205.
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 | The guest at the Florida casino wagered $50 on the slot machine when the prize of $147,974 was awarded.
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Early in the morning on 7 August, the player hit a $25,014 jackpot on a Super Wheel Spin machine at the Las Vegas Strip casino.
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 | The country music star will perform at The Colosseum on the Las Vegas Strip for six shows from 5-15 February 2025.
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The Backstreet Boy will bring his tour to The Summit Showroom inside The Venetian Las Vegas for two nights on 16-17 November.
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Did You Know?
A Florida man is suing Hard Rock Bet, claiming that its "No Regret First Bet" promotion is misleading and it falls under false advertising.
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