Nevada gaming regulators have launched an investigation into possible Fontainebleau money laundering violations. The accusations come after an audit that raised red flags about the casino’s internal credit practices. The probe, which had not been previously disclosed, came to light Thursday during a routine licensing hearing before the Nevada Gaming Commission for Maurice Wooden, the resort’s president since January. Regulators said the audit uncovered irregularities that could violate the Federal Bank Secrecy Act. Specifically, investigators are examining whether the property’s ownership interfered with management’s decision to deny credit to a patron—an action that could undermine required financial compliance protocols.The Gaming…

The Oasis Pool at Fontainebleau Las Vegas is set to kickoff pool season on March 7th. The reopening of the resort’s six-acre recreation area features six distinct pool experiences, four bars, a poolside restaurant, and more than 2,000 square-feet gaming area. The opening of pool season also means the return of the LIV Beach and Oasis Cinema Club. LIV Beach makes its highly anticipated return to the Las Vegas Strip on Saturday, March 8th. Guests can join us this season and experience a world-class lineup featuring David Guetta, John Summit, Dom Dolla, Tiësto, and more. Tickets and VIP reservations are…

You can catch four-time GRAMMY winners Alabama Shakes at Fontainebleau soon, as the critically acclaimed group will play their BleauLive Theater this summer. Dates for the North American tour were recently announced and included Las Vegas on Saturday August 9th of this year, with a special guest appearance from Shannon & The Clams. This tour marks Alabama Shakes’ first live performances since their 2017 set at the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival in Québec, which Montreal’s The Gazette described as “mesmerizing, intoxicating, and entirely authentic.” Lead guitarist Heath Fogg and bassist Zac Cockrell have been in the studio, collaborating with…

Well, it’s a belated birthday with for our friends at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. They officially opened their doors for the first time on December 13, 2023. The 67-story luxury resort has established itself as the Strip’s premier destination for world-class entertainment, nightlife, and dining… of course, it took about a decade to get there. You may remember that they were just the big, blue, abandoned building on the north end of the Strip for a long time. In its first year, Fontainebleau Las Vegas set a benchmark for excellence, garnering prestigious accolades such as TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2024,…

Fontainebleau F1 experience is offering guests the opportunity to enjoy race week like a VIP with the Aston Martin Million Dollar Package. The pinnacle of luxury, this package puts guests in the driver’s seat to curate their own Race Week adventure while giving them the chance to take home their very own Aston Martin Vanquish, the sensational new halo model from the ultra-luxury British performance car brand. The crown jewel of the Fontainebleau F1 package is the new Aston Martin Vanquish included with purchase. A technical masterpiece, the Vanquish sits at the pinnacle of Aston Martin’s illustrious front-engine sports car…

One of the new kids on the block (or the Strip) is Fontainebleau Las Vegas. But despite all the contract issues, changes of ownership, and even a pandemic the building which was the bane of the city for years as an abandoned eyesore is now coming into its own. Not only as one of the best resorts in town, but as one of the “World’s Greatest Places 2024”. The latest luxury resort and casino to grace Las Vegas Boulevard has reached a landmark achievement by securing a spot on the TIME Magazine list of  “World’s Greatest Places” list for this…