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 July 13, 2020 The Circa Las Vegas Casino in downtown Las Vegas is set to open on October 28th and will feature a multi-level pool amphitheater. Calling it the Stadium Swim, the pool will be open 365 days a year and overlook the downtown Las Vegas area as well as the Strip. The venue will also feature Ultraviolet Ligh sanitation and water-recirculation patterns, according to a release. Developers said this will provide guests with “the cleanest and healthiest public pool experience in Las Vegas.” There will be six pools and two spas. Each body of water will be a different…

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The 2020 NFL regular season will certainly be unlike any other due to the current climate that professional sports will participate in. With that said, this upcoming season will have no shortage of compelling storylines for gridiron fans to sink their teeth into. One of those storylines is how Cam Newton will perform with the New England Patriots as he replaces “the GOAT” Tom Brady. The former NFL MVP is looking to fill the void left behind by “TB12” and hoping to regain his All-Pro form. Patriots’ fans are hoping Newton can lead the team back to the Playoffs. NFL…

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It’s a Monday in mid-summer, which can mean only one thing: it’s almost time for a packed day of racing at Royal Windsor Racecourse. Today’s racing tips come from Berkshire, while meetings also take place today at Ayr, Kempton, Killarney and Roscommon. WINDSOR RACING TIPS 13:35 – Belated Breath – 11/2 Six wins on the flat in 19 attempts and by no means disgraced herself in a tough Listed outing at Haydock two months ago. Decent C&D record adds to appeal. 14:10 – Gallipoli – 9/2 Looks the type to shape well for this one after following up his big…

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The acquisition is also set for review by the Indiana Horse Racing Commission today T he Indiana Gaming Commission on Friday approved the $17.3 billion merger of Eldorado Resorts and Caesars Entertainment Corp. with specific conditions.  Eldorado officials agreed that the combined company, which would operate as Caesars Entertainment Inc., would divest three Indiana properties to address concerns about the company’s market concentration. Eldorado shall have definite agreements for those divestitures on or before Dec. 31, Indianapolis Star reports. Executives also made assurances to maintain employment levels for some time after the merger closes. Metrics will be worked out with…

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H ard Rock International Chairman Jim Allen said Friday that the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic has been acutely felt in the company’s restaurant business.  “The real challenging area is the restaurants. There’s no other way to describe it than it is struggling,” the CEO of Seminole Gaming told CNBC. “Frankly, we’re barely open in some markets, and obviously with tremendous reductions in capacity.”  On the other hand, Allen said revenues in online gaming and retail are outpacing last year’s figures. “One of the great things about the Hard Rock brand is its eclectic nature, to be able to…

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E ncore Boston Harbor, Wynn Resorts’ casino in Everett, opened its doors Sunday as part of the state’s Phase 3 plan that began last Monday. Encore’s return, part of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan, came after careful consideration from casino administrators and the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, which set minimum standards for Encore Boston Harbor, MGM Springfield, and Plainridge Park, from the dimensions of plexiglass dividers between slot machines to where and when guests can have a drink. The Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville opened Wednesday; MGM Springfield is opening its casino Monday, though its hotel will remain closed.…

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The remaining closed properties are expected to be open in the coming weeks. P enn National Gaming, Inc. announced that 37 of its 41 gaming and racing properties have resumed operations, representing approximately 90 percent of the Company’s regional gaming and racing portfolio in 17 of the 19 states in which it operates. The most recent property reopenings include Plainridge Park Casino in Massachusetts which reopened on July 8 and Hollywood Casino Bangor in reopened on July 10. “With the reopening of our casinos in Massachusetts and Maine this week, 90 percent of our industry-leading regional gaming footprint has now…

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T hough this new agreement, Casino Magic Online (www.casinomagiconline.com.ar), which operates in the province of Neuquén in Argentina, already has the latest video slots titles that are a huge success worldwide, such as Wild Mustang, Fortune Goddess and Maneki Neko , among many others, as well as Zitro’s most popular video bingo games. Eduardo Antonio Nanton, General Manager of Casino Magic Online comments that: “We incorporated Zitro into our entertainment offering to provide our customers with more fun and a greater diversity of experiences. At Casino Magic we are always in search of excellence to guarantee the best offer on…

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Online casinos have been accepting Bitcoin for over a decade. Therefore, some gamblers may think that BTC is the only game in town regarding cryptocurrencies. However, certain gaming sites accept plenty of other crypto. The only problem is that many players haven’t even heard of any coins besides Bitcoin. That said, I’m going to cover 7 popular cryptocurrencies that online casinos accept. I’ll also discuss the function of each coin beyond just its gambling purposes. 1 – Ethereum Ethereum (ETH) is the second-most-popular cryptocurrency besides Bitcoin. Its main function includes acting as a platform for decentralized apps (Dapps). However, it…

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 July 12, 2020 The Coronavirus couldn’t keep the city closed, but the current Las Vegas heat wave may keep guests out of pools. Temperatures in Nevada have soared to more than 110 degrees in the valley. Meanwhile, Governor Sisolak strongly urged people at public pools to follow the state’s directive to wear face coverings. Last week he announced that bars would return to Phase 1 of the Nevada recovery plan followed by an announcement that pools and gyms are also in his sights for a reversion. The Governor said that “…unless you are actively walking into a pool, swimming in…

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Slots players put lots of emphasis on high return to player (RTP). After all, high RTP indicates that you have a stronger chance of winning money in the long run. But what about your immediate chances of winning? Hit frequency and win frequency are better determinants of short-term odds. Both terms are often used interchangeably to describe the odds of winning in each round. However, the gaming world might want to make an important distinction between the two. I’m going to discuss why a distinction is necessary between hit and win frequency. I’ll also cover how you can use these…

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When most of us hear the word “casino,” we think big. Big casinos, big venues, big poker tables, big money. It’s definitely an expectation for a lot of people to have just a huge, loud, packed environment when they walk into a casino. They thrive off of all the energy from all the people in there drinking and having a good time. People have different tastes though. And while a lot of people like going to really big casinos with a lot of people, there are others who would prefer the complete opposite. Here I’ll talk about small casinos and…

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I’m going to shoot from the hip here: I used to hate casinos. I’m frugal with my disposable income, and I never understood the appeal of sitting in a smoky, windowless space, throwing away perfectly good money and, more often than not, getting nothing in return. But after a few Las Vegas trips with friends who love the thrill of real money gambling, my view of casinos has changed a lot.  I eventually learned the table rules and strategies. And I’ve come to know and understand that gambling, when done responsibly, is no different than any other entertainment expenses like…

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Plenty of people use virtual private networks to keep their details safe when browsing the internet. They want to protect themselves from hackers and ensure that their personal details don’t get stolen. VPNs are also quite useful to gamblers as well. A gambler can use one of these services to play at sites they might not be able to access otherwise. Of course, gambling sites in restricted jurisdictions block countries for a reason. Therefore, you may wonder if it’s illegal to gamble with a VPN at all. This guide covers the basics of using a VPN along with the legality…

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Around these parts, celebrating the Las Vegas lifestyle and gambling community is an everyday affair. I’ve lived in Sin City practically my entire life, and ever since I turned 21, the iconic Las Vegas casinos that line The Strip have been my home away from home. Whether I’m playing for pleasure, or for work purposes, gambling on games of chance and skill has simply been a way of life for me. And for the most part, that’s been a beautiful thing. I met my beloved wife while she dealt me blackjack hands at the old Bourbon Street casino. I’ve been…

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Many people refer to speculating on Bitcoin as gambling. They point to this cryptocurrency‘s long history of volatility and how its price can swing wildly from one day to the next. In essence, Bitcoin (BTC) speculation is akin to gambling. Much like with the stock market, you’re purchasing BTC and hoping that its value increases at some point in the future. However, Bitcoin isn’t necessarily the same as traditional forms of gambling, such as casino games, poker, sports betting, and lotteries. It features some key differences from pure gambling. I’m going to discuss the various ways how Bitcoin and gambling…

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