Casino Gambling News

Sheldon Adelson is trying to do anything possible to keep his Las Vegas Sands Company from going bankrupt, and his latest move shows the desperation he is feeling. The company has priced a public offering of 181.8 million shares at $5.50 each.

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Gordon Ramsay has taken on many people in his restaurants and on his television shows, but never a casino. He will get his chance when he brings his world famous Maze restaurant to Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia.

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Station Casinos just announced that revenue has dropped thirteen percent for the third quarter, but that has not stopped them from gambling on the new Aliante Station Casino that will open tonight in Las Vegas.

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Las Vegas Sands earlier in the week stressed their plans to make finishing their Singapore casino resort a priority, but the Singapore government has announced they will not assist the casino company if they run out of money.

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West Virginia voters have had their say, now it is up to Greenbrier whether or not they want to follow through on bringing a casino to their resort.

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Macau did not become the worlds leader in the casino gambling industry to watch it all go up in smoke. The government has vowed that they will not allow any of their casinos to shut down amidst the crumbling world economy.

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GTECH Corp. has put their stamp on the gambling industry in Kansas on Wednesday when they were awarded a contract to run the central computer system controlling slots at the new state owned casinos.

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While a couple of major casino companies have put their casino plans on hold in Atlantic City, Rob Pagano, a Bergen County real estate agent is moving forward with his plans for a new casino in the city.

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Atlantic City casinos that have been blaming a smoking ban for their lack of business now have gotten their wish. With the smoking ban lifted, the casinos now have the task of proving that was the problem.

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While some companies are still expanding their casino base, others are downsizing their operations. Ameristar Casinos Inc. has begun their downsizing efforts by laying off workers in their Kansas City and St. Charles casinos.

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