Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Tribes Sue Kalshi Over Sports Betting on Native Land
Three New Mexico tribes sue Kalshi over their activity, which they believe is sports betting? It was bound to happen. The Pueblos and the Mescalero Apache Tribe have initiated legal action in federal court, alleging that the prediction market platform is facilitating illegal sports gambling on tribal lands. In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs claim the New York based company is violating federal gaming laws and tribal sovereignty by allowing wagers on sporting events within their jurisdictions. The Pojoaque, Sandia, and Isleta Pueblos argue that the platform lacks the necessary geofencing technology to block access within tribal territories. According to the…
Red Rock Resorts Revenue Rises
Red Rock Resorts reported record net revenue for the first quarter of 2026 as the company continues to see strong performance across its Las Vegas operations. According to financial results released on Thursday, net revenue reached 507.3 million dollars, representing an increase of 1.9 percent compared to the same period in the previous year. Despite the rise in revenue, net income for Red Rock Resorts declined by 3.8 percent to 82.7 million dollars. The company also reported a slight decrease in adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, which fell 1.2 percent to 212.6 million dollars. Management noted that…
MGM Resorts Sees Profits Thanks to Macau
MGM Resorts announced its first quarter financial results on Wednesday, revealing a complex performance defined by strong growth in international and digital markets despite some challenges in its domestic operations. The company reported consolidated net revenue of 4.5 billion dollars for the period, marking a 4 percent increase compared to the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by a significant recovery in Macau and an expanding digital footprint. In the Las Vegas segment, MGM Resorts saw revenue reach 2.2 billion dollars. While this represented the first year over year increase for the market since 2024, the gain was minimal…
Nevada & Las Vegas Gaming Revenue Up in March
Las Vegas gaming revenue served as the primary catalyst for a significant financial surge across Nevada in March 2026. According to the latest figures from state regulators, total statewide gaming win climbed to 1.427 billion dollars, marking an 11.8 percent increase over the 1.277 billion dollars recorded during the same month in the previous year. This performance helped push the fiscal year growth to nearly 2 percent after a period of relative stagnation in the preceding months. The growth was heavily concentrated in Clark County, where the total win reached 1.253 billion dollars for the month. This represents a 12.7…
Is the Las Vegas Monorail Dead? The Strange Answer
There are rumors that the Las Vegas monorail is about to be shut down, or that it will be merged with a new transportation project. Which story is true? Yes, in a city that’s always changing, there are rumors that the Las Vegas Monorail will be shut down. So This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at what’s really going on… and the answer is stranger than you think! It was just over a year ago that the folks running the Las Vegas Monorail asked for $12 million in cash… just to stay in business! They got their money, but then…
Fortune Coin Bonus Room Opens at Durango
Durango Casino Resort has officially announced the opening of its new Fortune Coin Bonus Room, a dedicated gaming space designed to provide guests with more opportunities to win through a unique community based jackpot system. The new area is located adjacent to the resort gift shop in the space formerly occupied by the high limit slot room. This addition introduces a specific promotional environment where the primary focus is a series of progressive jackpots that must be awarded before reaching designated financial limits. The Fortune Coin Bonus Room operates on a random must hit by jackpot structure that remains active…



















