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Genting submits bid for upstate New York casino license

Malaysia-based Genting, which is planning to build the $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas, submitted a bid Wednesday for an upstate New York casino license.

Caesars to bid on one of four New York gaming licenses

Caesars Entertainment Corp. will bid on one of four gaming licenses available for New York with the hopes of building a $750 million hotel-casino complex roughly 50 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.

Return on investment for Internet gaming operations in three states no windfall

Bills for and against Internet gaming continue to surface in statehouses and Congress, which means more billable hours for the lobbying sector. But so far, the return on investment for casino operators hasn’t been the billion-dollar windfall some predicted.

IGT earnings tumble 66 percent

Slot machine manufacturer International Game Technology, which has corporate headquarters in both Las Vegas and Reno, said Tuesday earnings dropped 66 percent during the second quarter.

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Atlantic City casinos fined $107,500 for numerous violations

New Jersey’s Gaming Enforcement Division has fined two Atlantic City casinos more than $107,000 for a series of violations including improper use of security guards, allowing people who had banned themselves from casinos to gamble, and other transgressions.

Stratosphere Tower welcomes 40 millionth visitor

The Stratosphere Tower welcomed its 40 millionth visitor Monday, and the guest turned out to be British tourist making his first ever trip to Las Vegas.

Report: Billionaire Packer plans to make offer for Cosmopolitan

A spokeswoman for Deutsche Bank in New York declined comment Monday on an Australian press report that the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas could be sold to a company controlled by billionaire James Packer.

SLS Las Vegas has begun hiring to fill 2,700 jobs

The $415 million SLS Las Vegas has begun hiring to fill 2,700 jobs at the 1,600-room Strip resort that is expected to open Labor Day Weekend.

Convicted slot cheat included in Black Book dies

Convicted slot machine cheat Roderick Dee had just a five-month stay on Nevada’s Excluded Person List, commonly referred to as the Black Book. Dee died in December.

MGM wants Massachusetts regulators to slow fee collection for casino

Las Vegas-based MGM Resorts International is asking Massachusetts gambling regulators to slow the process of collecting required state fees for a casino license in the state’s western region as it seeks to open an $800 million casino in downtown Springfield.

MGM Resorts, Hakkasan Group announce formation of joint venture

MGM Resorts International and the Hakkasan Group on Tuesday announced formation of a joint venture hotel management company called MGM Hakkasan Hospitality that will design, develop and manage luxury nongaming hotels worldwide under four brands.

Poker players paid $560 after fake chips end tournament

A New Jersey casino is reimbursing players in a poker tournament that was suspended after counterfeit chips were discovered. More than 2,100 entrants will get $560 from the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, and some of the top players will get $19,323 each.

Golden Gaming’s taverns in marketing agreement with Hard Rock

Golden Gaming’s PT’s and Sierra Gold taverns are announcing a marketing agreement with the Hard Rock, where customers of the Southern Nevada locations can use their loyalty points for deals. The partnership is the first of its kind between a traditional tavern operator and a hotel-casino property.

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