 | The $415 million, 1,620-room Strip hotel-casino opened just after midnight Friday following a lavish VIP reception for 3,600 guests and a fireworks display. The resort brings an L.A. feel to Sin City, particularly in its restaurants.
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In Atlantic City, where gaming revenue has declined more than 60 percent in the past seven years, the Borgata remains the class of the market.
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Las Vegas Councilman Bob Coffin criticized the Nevada State Gaming Control Board's exclusionary stance that state casino licensees cannot be involved in the sale of medical marijuana because it's still a federal crime.
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The casino relies on a small, skilled surveillance team and a complex system of cameras. The team is filled with former dealers, cage tellers, security officers — even a retired dentist. Together they patiently observe.
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Mike Dreitzer, now president of Ainsworth Game Technology's North America Division, was mentored by many respected Nevadans during his 20-year tenure as an attorney and gaming executive.
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Nevada sportsbook operators pay 0.0025 percent in a federal handle tax on every sports wager placed in the Silver State.
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The state's five highest-ranked golf courses in Golf Magazine are all partners or amenities to highly acclaimed casino resorts.
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Frank Scoblete: 
