Five Things To Look Forward To At The 2019 WSOP
There are several changes abound at this year’s World Series of Poker, and these are the five new things we are most looking forward to.
What The SCOTUS Sports Betting Decision Means For Nevada
With the federal ban on sports betting gone, what does the future hold for the current sports betting capital of the US, Las Vegas, Nevada?
Venetian DeepStack Going Into Deep Pockets, Offering $31m GTD
The Venetian’s next big poker series is the biggest one yet. The tournament series will run all summer, featuring over 150 events and over $31 million in guarantees.
Another Step Forward For Gamblit Skill-Based TriStation
After a six-month trial run, Gamblit Games’ TriStation got full approval from Nevada Gaming Control. The multi-game machine offers several video-game-like skill-based slot games.
Derek Stevens Has Big, And We Mean, Big Plans For Fremont St
Casino mogul Derek Stevens is expanding his downtown Vegas empire with a massive, brand-new casino resort on historic Fremont Street.
Caesars And Others Dropping Employee Marijuana Testing
With marijuana getting legalized in more and more states, Nevada included, human resources at the major casinos are re-evaluating their employee drug testing policies.
Plans For SLS Include Los Angeles And A Make-Over
New SLS owner Alex Meruelo hopes to lure the Latino Los Angeles population to a remodeled SLS Casino, but can he avoid the pitfalls that spelled disaster for Lucky Dragon?
MGM Resorts Revenue Hurting Thanks To Casino With No Front Door
MGM Resorts International’s first quarter revenues were down one percent and the rebuilding and re-branding of its Las Vegas Strip Monte Carlo property may be partly to blame.
Nevada Isn’t Mad At March After Record Basketball Bets
Another year, another record-setting March Madness for Nevada sports book and basketball wagers. This makes 56 straight winning months for the industry.
How To Change Your WSOP.com Account Over Before May 1
Big changes are afoot for Nevada online poker site WSOP.com. Here is what you need to do in order to be ready for May 1 and the start of shared player pools with New Jersey.
