Las Vegas Union Members OK Strike

According to Local 226 of the Culinary Union, almost all of its voting members voted to authorize a strike if the union cannot attain new five-year contracts with 10...

Published April 7, 2014

Atlantic City’s Resorts Casino Hotel Unveils Bar One

Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has opened Bar One on its casino floor, a revamped casino lounge featuring a new drink menu and DJ entertainment.

Published April 7, 2014

Klondike Short on Cash

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has filed an eight-count complaint against the Klondike Sunset Casino in Henderson, Nevada, saying it did not keep enough cash on hand to pay...

Published April 7, 2014

FinCEN Mulling New Rules for Casinos

New anti-money laundering rules being considered by the U.S. Treasury Department could require casinos to vet the source of their high rollers’ funds. Although the proposed regs sound onerous,...

Published March 31, 2014

New Hampshire Senate Tries Again

New Hampshire Senator Lou D’Allesandro (l.) indefatigable champion of expanded gaming in the Granite State has risen after another bruising defeat in the House to try once more before...

Published March 31, 2014

Boston Mayor Challenges Commission’s Authority

Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh (l.) has challenged the authority of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission to decide whether his city is a host community under the definition of the...

Published March 31, 2014

Gaming Proposals Dead in Maine

The Maine House last week drove the final nail into any gaming expansion in the state, whether commercial, Indian or racino, ignoring a request by the Senate to take...

Published March 31, 2014

Scott Asks Florida Senate To Slow Down

Florida Governor Rick Scott asked state Senator Garrett Richter (l.), chair of the state Senate Gaming Committee, to slow down on a bill to authorize destination casinos in Miami-Dade...

Published March 31, 2014

Flaum Hedges Bets in New York

Rochester developer David Flaum (l.) has not one, not two, but four casino sites in the works as New York prepares to award the first of seven Class III...

Published March 31, 2014

Will Lone Star State Go for Gambling?

Some states have turned to casino gaming to prop up their horse racing industries. Speculation abounds that the Lone Star State could take that tack as well. It worked...

Published March 31, 2014

MGM Resorts: Out of the Woods

During the depths of the recession, Las Vegas’s largest casino owner faced a precarious financial future. Now, under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Jim Murren, the outlook for...

Published March 31, 2014

Casino Issues On Colorado Ballot

This November, Colorado voters in Kiowa, Pueblo and Mesa counties, plus Aurora and De Beque may see casino initiatives on the ballot. Currently commercial casinos are authorized Black Hawk...

Published March 31, 2014

Kansas Senate Says No Vote ‘Til 2032

Kansans in Sedgwick County may not get to vote on a casino or slots at Wichita Greyhound Park until 2032, if a Senate-passed measure passes the House. County voters...

Published March 31, 2014

Philadelphia Considers Slots at Airport

Philadelphia City Council could ask Pennsylvania lawmakers to approve slot machines at Philadelphia International Airport, with profits going to city schools.

Published March 31, 2014

Revel Officials Say Potential Buyers Would Not Close Casino

The president of Atlantic City’s Revel Casino Hotel says potential buyers for the casino have all showed interest in continuing to run the property as a casino. Casino workers...

Published March 31, 2014

Nebraska Horseracing Machines One Step Closer

Nebraska legislators defeated a filibuster to kill a measure allowing voters to decide if they want historic horseracing at the state's racetracks. The constitutional amendment would not require the...

Published March 31, 2014

Regulators Maintain DeNaples Ban

Pennsylvania regulators have denied a request by Mount Airy Casino Resort (l.) founder Louis DeNaples to lift a ban on him doing business with the property.

Published March 31, 2014

Nevada Regulators OK Caesars Sale

Gaming regulators in the Silver State have approved Caesars Entertainment’s plan to sell off four of its casino properties—including Bally’s Las Vegas (l.)—to a company-owned subsidiary. The deal frees...

Published March 31, 2014

Craps, Roulette, Keno Possible In Deadwood

South Dakota voters will decide in November if craps, roulette and keno should be allowed in Deadwood casinos. The state Senate killed a bill allowing 24-hour alcohol sales in...

Published March 31, 2014

Think Tank Supports New Jersey’s Sports Betting Challenge

New Jersey has picked up some help in its U.S. Supreme Court appeal to overturn a federal ban on sports betting from a Washington-based think tank.

Published March 31, 2014