Gambling News Archive Page 11

Though Detroit has had legalized gaming for several years, its facilities have been less that spectacular. It’s not that the market doesn’t warrant world class resorts, it’s just the properties that have been open are so-called temporary locations.

Harrah’s Entertainment (NYSE: HET) may in the midst of being sold, but that’s not stopping the company from continuing on an extensive redevelopment, renovation and expansion campaign that’s hitting all corners of the United States.

While Atlantic City is in a morass of dropping profits, it just keeps getting better and better in Nevada – especially Las Vegas.

While most industry insiders were predicting Massachusetts legislators might approve a single mega resort, it now looks like the state’s governor is planning on proposing a trio of casinos.

With the explosion of poker, the World Series of Poker has achieved near mythic status in the United States.

When taking a break from the fast paced Las Vegas Strip, Loews Lake Las Vegas is the place to sit back and relax. Once you’ve taken some time to chill out by the pool overlooking great mountain views, you’ve got to eat.

When it’s time to take a step back from the breakneck action on the Las Vegas Strip, Loews Lake Las Vegas is an oasis of calm less than 30 minutes from the hustle bustle party atmosphere of Sin City.

When people think of the great cheats in poker, it’s usually images of the Wild West that are conjured up. But in the techno-forward 21st century,

The surprising move gives the northern British town the right to build a 5,000-square-meter (54,000 square feet) complex featuring up to 1,250 slot machines.

The battle is heating up on multiple fronts in Massachusetts, which with every passing day is becoming a more likely candidate for a legalized casino of mega proportions.