Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Why a Trip to Tropicana Atlantic City Should be on Top of Every Punter’s Bucket-list?
Tropicana Atlantic City has been a popular tourist attraction for nearly four decades, but the property can trace its roots back to 1919 when The Ambassador Hotel stood in its place. The Tropicana was inaugurated in 1981 and the hotel and casino have since expanded over time. Popular for its long list of video slot machines, an extensive array of table games, and the William Hill sportsbook, the property houses over 30 restaurants offering everything from fine dining to outdoor and casual dining. Besides the inherent food and beverage options available here, you’ll find a ton of pubs, bars, and…
Nevada Casinos Coronavirus Restrictions Eased
If at first you don’t succeed, try again in a few months! That seems to be where we are with Nevada casinos coronavirus precautions, as the Governor has started to ease some of the casino restrictions in place for a second time. As of today, the occupancy maximum for casinos in the state will grow from 25% to 35%. This will also apply to restaurants and bars. However, not all “Sin City” attractions are being treated equally. Adult entertainment venues, such as nightclubs and brothels, will remain not be allowed to open until May 1st at the earliest as they…
Live Dealer Blackjack Commonly Believed Lies
Live dealer blackjack is one of the most popular games that gamblers play. Live dealer Blackjack can be played from where ever you are, all you need is a computer or a smartphone that has internet connection. There are lies that have been told about this game which is why some gamblers hesitate to play the game. Here are the lies that have been told about live dealer Blackjack. Live Dealer Blackjack Involves Higher Risks than Normal Online Blackjack There are three main types of Blackjack and these are land based Blackjack, Online Blackjack and live dealer Blackjack. Land based…
80% of Players Won’t Visits Casinos This Year
A survey of over 4,000 casino players in America and Great Britain has found that eight of every ten are very concerned about their safety when it comes to visiting casinos and other attractions. Specifically, over 50% of the gamblers in the group stated that technology will play a major role in their decision to visit again, and that nearly 30% will only patronize casinos that have a no-contact experience available. It wasn’t just casinos, however, as the concerns also extended to things such as theme parks and resorts, as well as other public attractions. Those surveyed stated that that…
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…




















