Las Vegas Cinco de Mayo 2026

Las Vegas Cinco de Mayo is always bigger and better! And this year, Sin City has everything you could possibly want to enjoy the holiday, including fiestas, margaritas, Latin DJs, and concerts… even a fight or two, ya know, so you don’t have to get drunk and start one yourself. And that’s where our show kicks off with PBC Fight Night at T-Mobile Arena. There are eight bouts on the card, and two Mexican fighters in the main event. David Benavidez and Gilberto Ramirez, squaring off on Saturday, May 2nd. But before the boys can lace up the gloves, several…

Las Vegas Sell Off? Caesars! Planet Hollywood! Rio!

Caesars is up for sale! Not Caesars Palace, the whole company is up for sale! But, that’s not the only Las Vegas sale that’s pending, and Sin City could soon be completely transformed! But actually, there are nine Vegas casino resorts that could be sold very soon… and another major resort that just changed hands with hardly anyone noticing.  We’ll get to that in just a moment because uh first, the possible sale of Caesars Entertainment. Golden Nugget owner Tilman Fertitta has made them a takeover offer for $7 billion. If successful, he would acquire the Las Vegas resorts of Caesars…

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Las Vegas Vacation Bundles Roll Out

People say that MGM, Caesars, and other Las Vegas resorts are getting too expensive to enjoy a Las Vegas vacation. So, This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at new Sin City vacation packages that won’t break the bank! And while summer may be months away, summer vacations are being planned right now. And with Vegas reeling from falling tourism over the past year, they’re rolling out vacation packages and bundles that will save you hundreds. So, let’s get started with MGM Resorts and their all inclusive experience available at the Luxor and Excalibur. MGM is letting two guests can stay…

Las Vegas April Fools Stories You Won’t Believe

April 1st is almost upon us. So This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at several bizarre Las Vegas April Fools stories which may or may not be true. From jet skis in the Bellagio fountains to men performing as showgirls, can you tell which stories are true and which are just for fools? Las Vegas is a big city. Big money, big resorts, and big rumors. We’re sharing three stories about Las Vegas which may or may not be true. And you’ll find out which is which in just a moment. Let’s begin at the famous welcome to Las Vegas…

New Las Vegas Resorts and Implosions

Another Las Vegas resort has been imploded just as two new Sin City resorts are ready to open! Yes, as the dust settles, the next generation of Sin City resorts begins to rise. So, This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at new Las Vegas hotels opening next week, next month, and next year! The East Side Cannery is no more. The resort was closed during Covid and never reopened. Now it’s lost to the past as Boyd Gaming had the abandoned property imploded on March 5th. That was the first implosion in Las Vegas since the Tropicana came down in…

Sin City Savings: No Las Vegas Resort Fees!

Tired of paying Las Vegas resort fees of up to $55 a day? Fees for things that you probably aren’t using anyways? Well, This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at over 10 Sin City properties, from The Strip to downtown, that will help you keep more of your money in your pockets! And up first, it’s Marriott’s Grand Chateau, near Planet Hollywood and the Miracle Mile Shops. Their villas come with kitchens, dining rooms, free Wi-Fi, and pool access. Next, it’s the Jockey Club between, Bellagio and Cosmopolitan. They offer a large, quiet hotel for budget travelers and suites that…