Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Wynn Resorts Cyberattack
A Wynn Resorts cyberattack has been confirmed, as the Las Vegas resort was the target of a significant data breach after a cybercriminal group known as ShinyHunters claimed to have exfiltrated sensitive information from the company. The public first learned of the attack when the resort operator was listed on the group’s data leak website in late February 2026. The hackers initially demanded a ransom of approximately 1.5 million dollars in Bitcoin and threatened to release over 800,000 records if their demands were not met. According to company statements and cybersecurity reports, the cyberattack primarily targeted employee data rather than…
Boyz II Men Return to Las Vegas This Summer
Boyz II Men have officially announced their return to the Las Vegas Strip for a limited engagement at the Cosmopolitan in 2026. The world renowned R&B group is scheduled to perform four exclusive shows at The Chelsea, marking their third consecutive year appearing at the venue. The upcoming performances are set for August 14, 15, 21, and 22. Known as the best selling R&B group of all time, the trio consisting of Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris, and Shawn Stockman continues to maintain a significant presence in the music industry. The group has sold over 64 million albums throughout their career…
Cadence Crossing Casino Prepares for Opening
Boyd Gaming Corporation has announced that its newest Southern Nevada property, Cadence Crossing, is scheduled to open in Henderson by late March 2026. The announcement came during an earnings call where executives expressed optimism for the coming year following a record performance in 2025. The new 50,000-square-foot facility is located along Boulder Highway and is designed to replace the aging Jokers Wild Casino. This project represents the first new casino development for the company in the Las Vegas Valley in more than two decades. The initial phase of Cadence Crossing will feature a 10,000-square-foot gaming floor equipped with 450 slot…
Las Vegas Strip Gaming Revenue Falls in December
The Nevada Gaming Control Board released its final revenue figures for the Las Vegas Strip in 2025, revealing a downturn in monthly performance driven primarily by a slump. Statewide gaming win for December reached 1.44 billion dollars, representing a 1.55 percent decrease compared to the same month in 2024. Despite the drop, the state maintained its streak of monthly wins exceeding the 1 billion dollar threshold for the 58th consecutive month. The Las Vegas Strip remained the primary point of concern for state regulators. Casinos in the resort corridor generated 827.7 million dollars in gaming revenue during December, a 6.1…
Best Las Vegas Buffets? Our Top 5 Picks for 2026!
Gone are the days of cheap Las Vegas buffets, following 3 to two blackjack right out the door at most casinos. So, which resorts are offering the best food at the best price? Decide for yourself as we’re counting down the top five buffets… This Week in Gambling! Others have come before us ranking buffets in Sin City according to their own metrics. So, we decided to combine all the current rankings we could find, along with customer reviews and comments from social media groups, to put together our own list of the top Sin City buffets for 2026. We…
New Bally’s Las Vegas Casino? Maybe?
Bally’s Las Vegas has finalized a multiphase construction timeline for its new resort on the Las Vegas Strip, with development scheduled to begin in the first half of 2026. The project will occupy the 35-acre site previously home to the Tropicana Las Vegas, which was demolished in late 2024. According to documents submitted to Clark County, the development will be integrated with a new 33,000-seat stadium for the Athletics Major League Baseball franchise. The master plan for Bally’s Las Vegas includes two hotel towers with a combined 3,000 guest rooms, a casino floor spanning 100,000 square feet, and a 2,500-seat…




















