Marc Meltzer, Author at PlayNevada

NGCB Says Yes To Interstate Gambling, No To Remote Mobile Sign-Up

The Nevada Gaming Control Board recently met to discuss a slew of sports betting topics. In addition to approving William Hill to operate more sportsbooks in Nevada, it cleaned up some technicalities in gaming definitions. While those were the main topics, a couple of additional items were discussed that could impact Nevada sports bettors in […]

Posted on: February 12, 2019 | | Marc Meltzer

SLS Las Vegas Is Getting A Big Makeover

The SLS Las Vegas is getting a facelift. SLS is the casino built on the hallowed ground once occupied by the Sahara. The new casino opened in 2014 and has seen a number of ownership and leadership changes in a short time. The current owner of SLS Las Vegas is the Meruelo Group, which also owns the […]

Posted on: February 4, 2019 | | Marc Meltzer

William Hill Sportsbooks Continue Domination In Nevada Casinos

William Hill, which has a sportsbook roster in the triple digits, received a recommendation for approval to operate books at even more NV casinos.

Posted on: January 23, 2019 | | Marc Meltzer

Westgate SuperContest Champ Wins $1.4 Million, News On Next Sign-Up

The Westgate SuperContest is the most prestigious football handicapping contest in NV and the US. Here's the latest info on the 2018 winner & next sign-up.

Posted on: January 15, 2019 | | Marc Meltzer

Caesars’ Vegas Resorts Feature Largest Linked Progressive Table Games

Customer tastes change often. Sometimes preferences align with corporate business plans and other times they don’t. There’s a customer trend in Las Vegas that seems to make both recreational gamblers and casino corporations happy. Las Vegas jackpots! Las Vegas casino guests have been playing games in search of big jackpot wins for a few years. […]

Posted on: January 8, 2019 | | Marc Meltzer

Vegas Casinos: Convention Business Rules, But Do Fees Deter Leisure?

While attracting more convention and business travelers, Las Vegas Strip casino operators also hope to lure leisure tourists who feel pushed away by fees.

Posted on: December 11, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

As NV Gaming Revenue Breaks $1 Billion, Slots Remain Top Moneymaker

Thanks to table games and slots, Nevada casino gaming revenue busted through the $1 billion mark in October 2018--delivering a big win for the state.

Posted on: November 30, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

Nevada Gaming Accepts $2 Million Settlement From CG Technology

Despite its many gaming violations over multiple years, CG Technology is still in business after the NGC accepted their settlement offer of $2 million.

Posted on: November 19, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

Wynn Cancels Paradise Park, Slows Vegas Expansion Plans

In a Q3 earnings call, Wynn Resorts announced recent revenue and revealed that Paradise Park plans have been squashed in place of a golf course revamp.

Posted on: November 13, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

At A Glance: Third Quarter Las Vegas Casino Earnings Highs And Lows

Of the biggest casino corporations with properties in Las Vegas that have already reported earnings, here are some of the most newsworthy takeaways.

Posted on: November 5, 2018 | | Marc Meltzer

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NGCB Says Yes To Interstate Gambling, No To Remote Mobile Sign-Up

SLS Las Vegas Is Getting A Big Makeover

William Hill Sportsbooks Continue Domination In Nevada Casinos

Westgate SuperContest Champ Wins $1.4 Million, News On Next Sign-Up

Caesars’ Vegas Resorts Feature Largest Linked Progressive Table Games

Vegas Casinos: Convention Business Rules, But Do Fees Deter Leisure?

As NV Gaming Revenue Breaks $1 Billion, Slots Remain Top Moneymaker

Nevada Gaming Accepts $2 Million Settlement From CG Technology

Wynn Cancels Paradise Park, Slows Vegas Expansion Plans

At A Glance: Third Quarter Las Vegas Casino Earnings Highs And Lows

Nevada Gaming Revenue Continues To Break Records In July

WynnBET’s Demise Could Spell Changes In Las Vegas

Casino Royale May Close. Here’s A Look Back

Football No Longer King Of Nevada Sports Betting

Nevada Gaming Revenue Dips But Remains Strong In June