- February 4, 2026
NCAA Calls for Nationwide Ban on College Prop Betting
NCAA President Charlie Baker has called on every state with legal sportsbooks to ban college prop bets. [Image: Shutterstock.com] The NCAA has released a statement
The Tropicana Is Closing and Taking Robert Irvine’s Restaurant With It
Next month, one of the oldest casinos on the Las Vegas Strip will close for good, after which it will be demolished, the lot replaced
Transportation officials bullish on development of EV infrastructure
Steve Marcus Federal Highway Administrator Shailen Bhatt poses by a Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle in the Switch booth during the EV Charging Summit &
iGaming Enhances Land-Based Casino Revenue
A new study has revealed that land-based casino revenue increases when iGaming becomes legal in a state. [Image: Shutterstock.com] A new study shows that iGaming
Kevin Martin Makes $500 in “Poker From Zero” Challenge
Kevin Martin has ended his “Poker From Zero” bankroll challenge with a $500 poker profit, well short of his $5,000 goal. [Image: YouTube.com / Kmart
2024 March Madness Betting – UConn, Houston Favorites
Three of the four 1-seeds – Connecticut, Houston, and Purdue – are the top favorites to win the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Let
The Bellagio Debuts a New Restaurant Just in Time for Pool Season
The Bellagio unveiled a new poolside restaurant on Friday, just in time for pool season. Como Poolside Café & Bar at the Bellagio’s newly renovated
Homegrown hall of famer has seen, played a hand in Vegas gaming’s evolution
Tom Mikulich began working in the Las Vegas hospitality industry as a teenager as a desk clerk at his grandparents’ hotel on Fremont Street, the
Nagasaki Puts End to Plans for Integrated Resort in Japan
Nagasaki’s government will no longer be pursuing an integrated resort as the application process would have to start from scratch. [Image: Shutterstock.com] End of the
Where and What is Legal During March Madness Betting?
March Madness betting takes center stage The American Gaming Association (AGA) estimated that bettors risked more than $15.5 billion while betting on March Madness in