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October 12, 2020
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
October 12, 2020 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | Stickman explains that there is a low player-loss rate in Pai Gow Poker due to slow play and a lot of pushes. He also discusses the basics of the game while highlighting some specific hands.
read more | | Featured StorySpectrum Gaming Group released its annual list of the top trends in gaming – the most significant issues that regulators, operators and suppliers need to consider as they make plans for the coming year, including revised business models during the COVID-19.
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 | Casinos have offered to stop selling alcohol in order to avoid catastrophic closures which could lead to thousands of job losses.
read more | The Caesars/William Hill buyout for $3.7 billion leads the headlines, while the popular 5Dimes sportsbook based in Costa Rica was busy paying off the U.S. Department of Justice.
read more | Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment, manager of ilani in Washington, announced major updates to its premier northwestern U.S. property as the brand continues its momentum in developing integrated entertainment resorts worldwide.
read more | Konami Gaming will be hosting a WINovation traveling road show this week at Ocean Resort Casino, featuring their latest and greatest gaming products.
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 | In accordance with directives from Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Caesars Entertainment resumed gaming operations daily and hospitality operations for weekend stays at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
read more | Guests entering Wynn and Encore will be scanned for metal and their hand-carried bags will be screened.
read more | The two-hour, self-guided tour begins at 5 p.m. and leads guests through three critically acclaimed restaurants in one evening.
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 | Illinois online and retail sportsbooks attracted $140.1 million in bets in August, making the state the fifth-largest legal market in the U.S.
read more | Indiana sportsbooks surpassed $200 million in bets in a single month for the first time, producing record operator revenue, and passing $100 million in combined revenue since launching in September 2019.
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 | A player won $1,235,671 jackpot playing Wheel of Fortune Ultimate Sevens game at Golden Moon Hotel & Casino, followed by a $3,779,913 jackpot at Grand Lodge Casino.
read more | Boyd Gaming players across southern Nevada scored multiple jackpots of $10,000 or more in September at Aliante, The Orleans, Gold Coast, Suncoast, Sam's Town, Cannery, California and Fremont.
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 | After seven months of sold-out virtual shows, Piff the Magic Dragon will be back for the real thing at Flamingo Las Vegas beginning Thursday, 29 October.
read more | Morrissey announces his rescheduled residency "Morrissey: Viva Moz Vegas" at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip for five nights only in summer 2021.
read more | Entertainment returns to Wynn Las Vegas with the new Lake of Dreams, the only show to debut this fall anywhere on The Strip.
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Did You Know? Ohio casinos had its third-straight record month after posting $164.5 million in revenue in September, up 6.1% from September 2019, according to Cleveland.com.
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