MGM Sports Betting Goof Gets Police Called

In addition to the fall in tourism and loss of revenue, the MGM sports betting app encountered some issues over the weekend which resulted in the Las Vegas police having to show up to keep the peace. Metro Police were called to a multiple MGM properties around Las Vegas as angry bettors say MGM refused to their winning bets. It seemed that the companies app crashed right in the middle of the Super Bowl, but it later turned out that the glitch was caused by human error. Reports stated that gamblers became angry at several of MGM’s sports books, and…

Super Bowl Betting Not So Super for Las Vegas

With the pandemic still raging, this week’s gambling news finds Super Bowl betting at Las Vegas casinos down millions. The resorts are not enjoying their usual rush of visitors this year, and that translated to big losses not only in sports bets, but millions more in lost tourism revenue for hotels, restaurants, bars, taxis, and air travel. Despite this, there are signs that Sin City is preparing for the future, with new Coronavirus measures and new luxury resorts opening soon. Hello, friends! Thanks so much for streaming another edition of This Week in Gambling! And congratulations to the Tampa Bay…

The Majestic Las Vegas: No Gambling! No Smoking!

Who want’s a new Las Vegas resort with no gambling? The Majestic Las Vegas is set to launch in 2024, and apparently they believe this will be a good idea… as long as there’s no smoking allowed at the resort, either! The new hotel aims to carve out a niche for itself in Vegas by becoming a non-gambling, non-smoking luxury resort. It will be located two blocks off the Strip across from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Groundbreaking for the Majestic Las Vegas is set to begin in July. The $850 million resort is set to be a five-star hotel…

Las Vegas Super Bowl Betting Down for 2021

With the big game now in the books, the normally busy Super Bowl betting in Las Vegas was pretty quiet this year. Yet another victim of the Coronavirus pandemic. Usually, the Super Bowl will bring somewhere near 300,000 visitors to Sin City and boost the Nevada economy upwards of $500 million, WITH $100 million coming from bets placed on the game. But with COVID still forcing closures, occupancy limits, and other restrictions on business Vegas is struggling at about 50% of normal capacity. The state of Nevada remains under severe restrictions at 25% of capacity for many public venues. The…

Moon Sisters Hold & Win Slot from Booongo

We review the Moon Sisters Hold & Win online slot, a 5 reel game with 25 paylines that features scatters, wilds, and a bonus round! This slot also has three instant jackpots and a theoretical payout maximum of 1000 times multiplied by your winning bet. Moon Sisters slot revolves around three symbols that are the most anticipated symbols on the reels. These are the high-paying picture symbols of the girls, which give the Moon Sisters online slot the title. Another symbols are that of the moon, a butterfly and a cherry blossom, while the low-paying category of symbols are royal…

Golden Gate Casino 115th Anniversary in Las Vegas

The Golden Gate Casino and Hotel celebrated 115 years on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas yesterday. The property is owned and managed by Circa Resorts. Circa owner Derek Stevens celebrated the anniversary Friday and credited their work with Golden Gate as preparing his team to develop other downtown properties, The D and the newly opened Circa Resort and Casino. Since its opening in 1906, the property saw many renovations, but it has kept its vintage charm and there are still 10 original rooms available for guests to book. The lobby showcases a number of artifacts, including a registration book…