Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Tim McGraw at Caesars Palace This Fall
Fans can now secure tickets for Tim McGraw at Caesars Palace as the country music icon prepares for an exclusive series of performances in Las Vegas this autumn. Organizers announced that the three time Grammy Award winning artist will make his return to the prominent Nevada entertainment destination for a limited run of five shows at the Colosseum venue. The newly scheduled concert series is slated to take place across several dates in October and November of this year. The planned concert dates for the residency include back to back performances on October twenty third and October twenty fourth. Following…
New Bally’s Las Vegas Won’t Open with Stadium
The new Bally’s Las Vegas resort being planned is not expected to open in time for the debut of the new Athletics ballpark in 2028, according to company executives and Nevada regulatory discussions. Representatives indicated that the gaming company plans to prioritize infrastructure, retail, and entertainment areas surrounding the new Sin City stadium before moving forward with the casino resort portion of the multi-phase project. During a recent Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting, legal counsel for the operator explained that the firm has specific obligations to complete a fair amount of infrastructure investment for opening day. This initial phase involves…
Sigma Derby Leaves the D Las Vegas
The historic Sigma Derby horse racing game is officially relocating from its longtime home on the second floor of The D Las Vegas to the nearby Golden Gate Hotel and Casino. Casino management announced that the transition will take place on June 16, accompanied by a public promotional parade along the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. The scheduled celebration is set to feature Shetland ponies and performers to mark the relocation of the vintage betting machine. Casino owner Derek Stevens has maintained the electro-mechanical attraction since its installation at The D in 2012, when the property rebranded from…
Caesars Atlantic City Reveals Summer Plans
Caesars Atlantic City has launched its new schedule of summer events, introducing several outdoor experiences and live entertainment options for visitors. The resort recently announced the debut of its new open-air beachfront destination, Caesars Beach Club, which opens on the sand this June. The new club is designed to operate from day to night, offering guests a social atmosphere directly on the beach. According to the company, the venue will feature private cabanas, lounge-style seating, curated cocktails, and a coastal-inspired menu, alongside regular programming from live DJs. Beyond the beachfront additions, the property is expanding its indoor entertainment schedule at…
Las Vegas NBA Expansion Hopes Grow
A potential Las Vegas NBA expansion franchise could be approved within weeks following the conclusion of the professional basketball season. With the championship series officially complete, team owners are scheduled to convene for their annual meetings in mid-July. League insiders indicate that a final vote on expansion could take place during the annual summer league tournament, which runs from July ninth through July nineteenth. In March, league owners unanimously approved both Las Vegas and Seattle as preliminary locations, making a formal decision from the NBA the next logical step for sports executives. Securing a Las Vegas NBA team is a…
Vegas Profits Fall Amid Caesars & MGM Deals
As Vegas profits fall, the Nevada Gaming Control Board has released its annual abstract report highlighting severe profitability challenges across the state. For the fiscal year ended June thirty, two thousand twenty-five, combined net profits for casinos on the Las Vegas Strip plummeted by eighty-one percent year-over-year. The group of fifty-one licensees on the Strip reported a net profit of one hundred fifty-four point two million dollars, a sharp decline from previous years despite generating twenty-one billion dollars in total revenue. The steep drop shows how acutely the market felt a post-pandemic downturn. Total revenue on the Strip fell by…
Gold Spike Las Vegas Has Been Sold
The Gold Spike Las Vegas has been sold to local real estate investors Huan Jeff Mai and Qing Zhong for $11.38 million. According to Clark County property records, the transaction closed on June tenth through the estate of the late Tony Hsieh. Hsieh, the former chief executive officer of Zappos, had acquired the downtown property and its related parcels in 2013 for nearly twenty-seven million dollars. The current purchase price of the Vegas casino represents a significant decrease, coming in at less than half of what was paid for the location more than a decade ago. The real estate acquisition…
Palms Las Vegas Prepares for Summer
The seasonal entertainment lineup at Palms Las Vegas features an expanded calendar of weekly events, new dining options, and specialized promotions for area residents. Management positioned the outdoor complex as a relaxed alternative to high-energy dayclubs, offering multiple swimming areas, private bungalows, and complimentary admission alongside free parking. A core element of the summer programming at Palms Las Vegas is the local resident incentive, which grants free cabana access from Sunday through Friday to residents aged twenty-one and older on a first-come, first-served basis. The property also introduced Tiki Tuesdays, running weekly from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., which pairs…






















