Casino Causes Singer to Unplug
by Seymour Gerard ( August 13 2007 18:20 ) Clint Holmes unplugging it out at the Excalibur Casino.
A singer well known in Las Vegas and elsewhere for his electrifying but nursery-rhyme voice that is always accompanied with a large volley of electric guitars, Clint Holmes will discard all the electronic backup and go for a electronic-free musical evening at the Excalibur casino.
Set to appear at the Excalibu...
Love Escapade at Casino
by Seymour Gerard ( February 5 2007 11:39 ) Beau River Biloxi seduces customers for Valentines Day.
In anticipation for lovers new and old, who will be wanting to celebrate their union in a new way, a Las Vegas casino has decided to offer special deals for Valentines day not only on the price of the rooms but by upgrading the normal rooms to a deluxe package that includes placing strawberries and champagne in the room for no extra cost.
So Then What Are the Prices?
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Casinos Seeking Replacement for Pan Am 727 Service
by Amira Vacks ( October 24 2006 15:45 )
Airport officials in Tunica search a replacement for airline service to Atlanta
Boston-Maine Airways, flying as Pan Am Clipper Connection, stopped its thrice-weekly service this month after losing key routes out of Atlanta. Since May, Boston-Maine had been using Boeing 727s to fly 70 to 80 passengers per flight from Atlanta to Tunica in partnership with several casinos, which guaranteed a set number of seats.
Traffic was starting to pick up, including passengers driving from Memphis for the Read More
MGM Mirage to Sell Two Casinos
by Sam Marron ( October 18 2006 16:35 )
MGM Mirage struck a deal to unload its two Laughlin casinos
MGM Mirage plans to sell its two hotel casinos in the Colorado River resort town of Laughlin, Nev., to a private investment group for $200 million.
The purchasing group is led by Anthony Marnell III, chairman of Las Vegas-based M Resorts, and partner Edward Sher of Sher Gaming.
Las Vegas-based MGM Mirage acquired C...
A Paradox at Wynn Las Vegas: Dealers Earn More than Bosses
by Katherine Lennolks ( October 15 2006 10:35 )
Even With New System, Dealers Can Earn Close To $100,000 Annually
Historically, casino dealers have lived off their tips. Years ago, they shared the tips they made at their tables with the guys they worked with at those tables.
That benefited dealers working peak hours and fostered competition for tips. It also put pressure on players to tip dealers, who cultivated gamblers in much the way bartenders do their good customers.
At Wynn Las Vegas Casino...
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