Gambling News Archive Page 10

With the average vacation in Las Vegas lasting about three days, crafting the perfect itinerary can be a formidable challenge. There’s so much do because of a seemingly an endless array of shows, attractions and restaurants.

While the Atlantic City market is continuing to suffer record profit declines, there are more new projects on the drawing boards then ever in the city’s 30 year casino history.

The seemingly endless rollout of gaming in the United States is continuing in the heart of the country; Kansas. With the state getting set to issue casino licenses next year, competitors are lining up for an extremely lucrative piece of the action.

When Wynn Resorts make its debut on the New York Stack Exchange several years ago, it was offered up at $18 a share.

Las Vegas just keeps getting bigger. And with very building boom come the naysayers. The ones who just don’t believe it’s possible that Sin City can get any more popular for leisure and business.

Pennsylvania’s newest casino opened this week to the public and it marked the arrival of a new era in the state’s nascent casino industry; it’s the first casino resort to open away from a racetrack.

Gaming revenues in many U.S. jurisdictions took a hit in September as many states reported a decrease in casino gaming profits.

Once you decide that there’s more to Las Vegas than man made excess, there’s plenty to see. Here are some more suggestions to see the natural splendor of Las Vegas.

There’s nothing else on earth quite like the artificial splendor of the Las Vegas landscape. It’s a place where extreme design has taken root, transforming a seemingly barren desert landscape into a multitude of highly individualized small cities.

As the New York casino gaming scene continues to emerge downstate, upstate, development is well underway.