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Mohegan Sun Golf Club in Baltic, Connecticut, will reopen for the season on April 15 following a multi-year, multi-million-dollar renovation aimed at improving playability and pace of play. The project introduced structural and design changes across the course, including new layouts for holes #3, #6, and #11, along with bunker reductions, upgraded cart paths, and selective tree removal to improve sightlines. The redesign was carried out with input from architect Ron Garl and implemented by the club’s operations team led by Philip Krick Jr., Vice President and General Manager of Golf Operations. Upgrades also included the installation of new irrigation and…

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The Resorts World poker room is no more. The Las Vegas resort officially closed its card room after years of operation on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. The decision ended a brief era for a space that was once considered a flagship addition to the Las Vegas poker scene when the multi-billion-dollar resort first opened its doors in 2021. Representatives for the property confirmed that the final hands were dealt earlier this year as the resort shifted its focus toward other gaming and entertainment priorities. While the Resorts World poker room initially garnered praise for its modern…

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Gamanza Engage has formed a strategic partnership with Apuestas Royal, the Venezuelan-based sports betting and online casino operator with a strong footprint across Latin America.  The collaboration will provide Apuestas Royal with access to Gamanza Engage’s customer relationship management (CRM), gamification, and engagement tools across five of its brands. Under the agreement, Apuestas Royal will deploy Gamanza Engage’s real-time CRM, loyalty programs, and gamification toolkit, complemented by free-to-play mini-games aimed at boosting player interaction and retention. The rollout spans five brands within the operator’s portfolio, namely Apuestas Royal, Gogo Royal, Juega y Cobra, Jugando a Ganar, and Aprieta y Gana.…

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Shareholders of Golden Entertainment have approved a deal to take the casino operator private in a transaction involving Chief Executive Blake L. Sartini and VICI Properties. The approval was granted at a special meeting, where the master transaction agreement received 20.4 million votes in favour, compared with 208,131 against and 20,158 abstentions. Additional proposals, including executive compensation tied to the deal, also passed despite drawing 2.3 million votes against. The transaction, first announced earlier, is expected to close in the second quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Upon completion, Golden Entertainment will cease to be…

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Macau’s casinos generated MOP$22.61 billion (US$2.80 billion) in gross gaming revenue (GGR) in March, up 15% from the same month last year, according to the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ). The March figure also represented a 9.8% rise from February, when GGR stood at MOP$20.6 billion (US$2.56 billion), though it was slightly below January’s MOP$22.63 billion (US$2.80 billion), the Inside Asian Gaming reported. Analysts had anticipated continued GGR strength in March, boosted by favorable year-on-year comparisons and a strong post-Chinese New Year period. Macau’s total GGR reached MOP$65.9 billion (US$8.16 billion) in the first quarter of 2026, up 14.3% year-on-year.

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The National Football League has unanimous voted for a second Las Vegas Super Bowl. The announcement came following after a league annual  meeting of team owners in Phoenix, where they decided Allegiant Stadium will serve as the venue for the championship game in 2029, following the massive success of the 2024 game held there. The decision to have Super Bowl LXIII return to Sin City follows the successful execution of the 2024 championship game. According to data provided by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, the previous event attracted more than 330,000 visitors and generated an economic impact exceeding…

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The Downtown Grand hotel-casino in Las Vegas, which has been operating under a court-appointed receiver since early January, is now being prepared for sale. The development comes after its owners defaulted on a $90 million construction loan, according to Clark County District Court records cited by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Banc of California has advanced its recovery efforts on the Downtown Grand property through a court-approved receivership and the upcoming sale process tied to the $90 million loan. The Clark County District Court placed the hotel-casino and its ownership entities into receivership on January 5 at the request of Banc of…

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iGaming software provider SOFTSWISS, in partnership with Pentasia, hosted its first live panel, “Stop Losing Talent: 7 Smart Steps for Hiring in 2026,” focusing on hiring inefficiencies in the iGaming industry. The live panel, streamed on LinkedIn, marks the beginning of an open discussion series aimed at addressing key industry issues. The inaugural session drew insights from the 2026 iGaming Talent Trends report, jointly developed by SOFTSWISS and Pentasia. The panel featured senior executives from across the iGaming and recruitment sectors, including Natalia Perkowska, SOFTSWISS Deputy Chief HR Officer; Sergey Kastukevich, SOFTSWISS Deputy Chief Technology Officer; Andrew Cook, Head of…

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank is considering entering the prediction markets space, though any move remains tentative and would exclude certain types of contracts. “It’s possible one day we’ll do something like that,” Dimon said in an interview with CBS Evening News, referring to services like Kalshi and Polymarket, which allow users to trade on the outcomes of future events. Dimon made clear that if the largest U.S. bank were to proceed, it would avoid some of the most prominent categories in the sector. “We’re not gonna be in sports. We’re not gonna be in politics. There’s…

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Would you get into a Las Vegas robotaxi? A car with no steering wheel, no pedals, and no human driver? Well, Amazon, Uber, and Tesla are betting you will. No matter how well you plan your Sin City trip, getting across town is always a challenge. Now, however, Las Vegas has doubled its driverless zones, and robotaxi companies are fighting for your next ride. This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at the exploding robotaxi market, and how getting around Las Vegas is changing forever. So, what are these services? How do you access them? And are they any less expensive? Well,…

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Our friends at NetGaming have expanded the company portfolio with the release of Easter Bonanza Fortune Pick, a seasonal title that departs from traditional spinning reels in favor of a pick and win mechanic. The game is designed around a springtime countryside aesthetic, featuring a farmhouse, lush meadows, and a windmill. This release is currently available across various platforms, including Caesars Palace Online Casino, catering to players who prefer low to medium volatility gameplay. The primary loop of Easter Bonanza Fortune Pick involves players selecting an initial wager before interacting with fifteen silver eggs displayed on a wooden shelf. Each…

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Speculation regarding a potential Pink Sphere residency has reached a high point following conflicting reports from international and local media outlets. While the singer is widely considered a natural fit for the high-tech Las Vegas venue due to her history of complex aerial choreography, official confirmation from Sphere Entertainment remains absent. The Sun newspaper in the United Kingdom recently broke from the cautious tone maintained by other news organizations, reporting that a historic multi-million dollar deal has already been finalized. According to the publication, venue leadership pulled out all the stops to secure the performer for a series of shows…

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Our friends at NetEnt have released a new slot game titled Golden Egg Invaders that combines traditional farmyard elements with an unexpected science fiction twist. The game centers on a group of extraterrestrial visitors who have arrived at a rural farm with the specific goal of securing golden eggs. This title marks a departure from standard agricultural themes by introducing a lighthearted narrative where chickens and high-technology aliens interact on a five by three grid. The technical framework of Golden Egg Invaders features twelve fixed paylines. Players encounter a variety of symbols ranging from standard card ranks to thematic icons…

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The Vanderpump Las Vegas market is entering a new era as reservations have officially opened for the first boutique hotel bearing the name of the famed entrepreneur. Caesars Entertainment announced that guests can now book stays at the property starting in May 2026. The hotel is the result of a comprehensive transformation of the former Cromwell which occupies a prominent position at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road. This project represents the first dedicated hotel venture for television personality Lisa Vanderpump. It follows her established success in the local market with the Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars…

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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…

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The release of the Dancing Fever online slot from Spadegaming is one more move showing that the gaming industry has shifted toward high energy themes. This online slot draws heavy inspiration from the retro disco era and modern nightlife culture, presenting a visual experience filled with neon lights and rhythmic animations. As a major player in the Asian gaming market that has expanded globally, Spadegaming designed this particular machine to appeal to players who value both aesthetic flair and high reward potential. Check out our review for the Dancing Fever online slot! The Dancing Fever online slot operates on a…

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