All Quiet on the Vegas Front

Las Vegas has had multiple periods of growth, but none like the last decade. This has led Vegas veterans like Ira David Sternberg (l.) to wonder if the city could use a break, a cooling-off of the relentless expansion. But would such a break really align with the ethos of Sin City?

Frenemies? West Flagler, Seminoles Team Up

One of gaming’s most high-profile legal battles has ended in an unlikely truce. West Flagler and Associates has partnered with the Seminole Tribe to offer jai alai betting on the tribe’s Hard Rock Bet app after years of fighting over the platform’s legality.

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LATIN AMERICA IN FOCUS

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