Mini TramsSome casinos offer free trams between themselves and sister casinos.
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Reports out of many casinos noted long lines of workers heading to caucus inside casinos.
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Twenty-four states have commercial casinos, and 28 states have casinos operated by Native American tribes.
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The casinos have been hit hard by Beijing's corruption crackdown and rival casinos popping up around Asia.
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While revenues grew in states with newly authorized casinos, they declined in states with older, established casinos.
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And Pennsylvania recently approved adding up to 10 "satellite casinos" to the 12 casinos already operating in the state.
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By that time, Trump's casinos weren't the only ones feeling the pain -- competing casinos had also lost revenue or closed.
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It does not directly run casinos in China but relies heavily on Chinese gamblers at its casinos in Perth and Melbourne.
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On top of that, the Mississippi Gaming Commission closed the casinos here, leaving the waterfront Beau Rivage and other casinos eerily dark.
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Ninety-four percent of the commercial casinos in the U.S. were closed as of Wednesday afternoon and 37 percent of tribal casinos.
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Detroit's three commercial casinos and the state's 85033 tribal casinos will need to obtain mobile sports bettor operating licenses for the online gambling.
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Japan legalized casinos in late 2016 and still needs fresh legislation to lay out how sites for the "integrated" resorts - projects hosting casinos, retail and conference areas - will be chosen, how operators will be selected and how much space will be allocated to casinos.
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Retail, look, casinos ... Again, when you think about where strengthening security and customer experience are converging: Hospitality, hotels and casinos... KS: Checking into hotels, yeah.
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The political sources predict Japan may initially approve two to three casinos, with locations and operators chosen by 2019 and the casinos open by 2023.
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Over the same period, the police tracked the Dimitries' A.T.M. cash withdrawals made at casinos and checks written to casinos from the couple's bank account.
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Overall, the coin looks like the type of flashy souvenir that Trump would've sold in his casinos' gift shops -- assuming those casinos were still open.
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As part of a complex formula worked out between the casinos and the state, the town receives a percentage of revenue earned by the casinos.
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"Online casinos are already opening across state lines pursuant to compacts and states are contemplating opening up their online casinos to foreign markets," they wrote.
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Just two casinos could bring in more than $10 billion in annual gaming revenue, forecasts brokerage CLSA, rising to $25 billion if more casinos are approved.
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If a law laying the framework for legalised casinos passes the Japanese parliament, fresh legislation would set out details such as the location of the casinos.
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If a law laying the framework for legalized casinos passes the Japanese parliament, fresh legislation would set out details such as the location of the casinos.
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Are casinos and hotels now expected to screen even non-hotel guests entering their property simply to shop in their shops, or gamble in their casinos?
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The company operates two brassy casinos in the former Portuguese colony, and their revenue is more than eight times that of its casinos in Las Vegas.
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Between full-scale casinos, tribal casinos and slot parlors, there are now roughly 123 gambling venues in the Northeast, up from 41 a few years ago.
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Most forms of gambling are illegal in New York state, with legal gambling limited to Indian reservation casinos, betting on horse races and Las Vegas-style casinos.
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Moody's estimated that New Jersey's casinos could win about $125 million annually on sports bets, less than 5 percent of what the seven remaining casinos won last year.
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Though a number of casinos started to close their doors this week, the governor's sweeping order shutters Nevada's main industry, anchored by glitzy casinos lining the Las Vegas Strip.
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Roulette in European casinos offered better odds than in American casinos because wheels in Europe have 37 numbered slots on which the ball can land, while American wheels have 38.
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Japan voted late last year to legalize casinos but specifics are still being hammered out to include in legislation on regulating proposed integrated resorts - facilities hosting casinos, hotels and conference space.
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Revenue at Atlantic City casinos — an industry on life support a few years ago, with five casinos closing their doors — is on pace to be higher this year than last year.
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" In Akron, she asked: "Who loses money on casinos?
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Until that is legalized by the Legislature and the voters, however, gamblers will have to go to casinos to place their bets, and casinos are promising to welcome them with open arms.
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The 20 locations include Nevada casinos outside Las Vegas, a Bally's and a Caesars in Atlantic City, and Harrah's and Horseshoe casinos along the Gulf Coast and in Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
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Just two casinos in major Japanese cities could generate over $10 billion in annual gaming revenue, rising to $25 billion if 10 further casinos outside metropolitan areas are approved, brokerage CLSA has said.
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The casinos in Las Vegas are already feeling the pinch.
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For their part, the entertainers kept people in the casinos.
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Outside Las Vegas, however, casinos still depend on gaming revenues.
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He said that she loved to gamble and loved casinos.
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The number of states authorizing commercial casinos is also growing.
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Trump has big operations – the casinos and golf courses here.
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This bet makes the casinos feel bad taking your money.
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He would ultimately go on to own four casinos there.
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Gamblit leases them to casinos for about $60 a day.
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He would frequent casinos, including one in neighboring Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Indeed, all three Trump casinos have closed or soon will.
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Austrian Lotteries is a part of the Casinos Austria group.
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L) and casinos and bingo halls operator Rank Group (RNK.
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Much of the money disappeared into casinos in the Philippines.
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PEOPLE GAMBLE IN CASINOS WHEN THE ODDS ARE AGAINST THEM.
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It's one of 10 Las Vegas casinos on this list.
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American casinos may soon look more like video game arcades.
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Sportsbooks exist at casinos, tracks, and online via mobile apps.
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Others to watch: Casinos, online gambling companies, and data providers
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This placed increased pressure on casinos to attract wealthy westerners.
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It runs sports betting operations at several Las Vegas casinos.
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Meanwhile, Atlantic City casinos could stand the most to benefit.
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Those visitors, however, are spending less inside Macau's 39 casinos.
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Most of the money was laundered through casinos in Manila.
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He's built hotels, he's built casinos, he's built apartment complexes.
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The rest was transferred to two casinos in the Philippines.
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It sold trinket boxes to casinos for use as gifts.
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That includes casinos, amusement parks, live performances and movie theaters.
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After all, virtual horse racing is found in many casinos.
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That's why, with its casinos shut, shareholders have freaked out.
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All movie theaters, casinos and gyms will also be closed.
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Maryland's casinos have also shuttered by order of the governor.
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Nearly 500 women working in hotels and casinos were surveyed.
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Backers say casinos would boost tourism, a success of "Abenomics".
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Two casinos opened, and the city's bond rating inched higher.
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Wynn Resorts owns casinos in Las Vegas, Macau and Boston.
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One establishment, Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, went bankrupt twice.
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Casinos have no value without people willing to play them.
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Some of the millions of dollars also went to casinos.
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I have been to casinos both in America and abroad.
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In 1978, with great fanfare, casinos opened in Atlantic City.
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Sometimes I'm kind of amazed he only bankrupted three casinos.
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The move comes amid a difficult political climate for casinos in the Philippines, with President Rodrigo Duterte saying he hates gambling and vowing there would be no new casinos set up during his presidency.
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Over the last five years, five casinos shuttered their doors in Atlantic City as they struggled to attract customers in the face of legal casinos in nearby states, including Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.
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So we can use -- we can use prior reports of crime at all the MGM casinos and try to get an evidence of other crime occurring on the property from other casinos to prove negligence.
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Lawrence Ho, head of Melco Resorts - with casinos in the Philippines and Macau - told Reuters he would be fine with junkets operating in his casinos using digital currencies, provided it was allowed by the regulator.
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"There was a popular response also that Connecticut was changing as a result of the two casinos and the brakes should be put on before other tribes were recognized and new casinos established," he said.
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The new casinos would not hurt Atlantic City, Mr. Gural said, because gamblers from North Jersey were already bypassing it in favor of casinos in Pennsylvania and racetracks with slot machines in Queens and Yonkers.
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Most casinos have seen revenue decline in the year since sports betting was legalized, but that is largely attributable to two new casinos — the Hard Rock and Ocean Resorts — opening last year and diluting business.
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To an extent, the fact that Trump was an unscrupulous businessman who talked people into lending him money to run casinos even though he was bad at running casinos is nobody's problem but the lenders.
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Four of its eight casinos closed in 2014 and remain shuttered.
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"We used to call those casinos money-printing machines,'" Au said.
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Pac-Man Battle Casino will be hitting casinos in early 2018.
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The game should be ready for casinos in a year's time.
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Brothers Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta made their first fortune in casinos.
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Vast sums are gambled in Manila's high-end casinos each day.
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Britt now serves as a lobbyist for Fertitta-owned Station Casinos.
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Like banks, casinos are home to large amounts of cash money.
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Casinos themselves are tight-lipped about their marketing and data science.
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South Korea's gambling laws ban nationals from betting in casinos abroad.
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Another way Hanson discovered he could launder cash was through casinos.
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The latest Hainan government plan did not mention gambling or casinos.
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It also operates casinos and a network of sport betting shops.
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Japan passed a landmark bill to legalize casinos late last year.
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Many travelers to Atlantic City return for reasons outside the casinos.
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Mr. Fireman sought the same rate as the Atlantic City casinos.
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The union reached tentative agreements with four other casinos this week.
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The state initially opened two casinos, which made sports betting limited.
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High-rollers like Paddock are often given credit lines at casinos.
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Battle delivered the skim from the casinos to the presidential palace.
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Bars, casinos, hotel lobbies, and the sidewalk are all fair game.
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Many of Macau's large casinos were relying on back-up generators.
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But four years after the buyout, the casinos continued to struggle.
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Early on, tourists waited for up to four hours outside casinos.
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Other racinos have also seen declines since the new casinos opened.
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Atlantic City's six other casinos continue to prepare for sports betting.
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There are 11 Margaritaville® hotels, some of which have casinos.
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There are remote look-ins and interviews from the other casinos.
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By Monday evening, gymnasiums, movie theaters, and casinos will close indefinitely.
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Casinos were closing and the city was running out of money.
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It includes casinos, a water park, hotels, and the theme park.
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Building casinos in Atlantic City brought Trump into similarly genteel circles.
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I've never really understood the appeal of casinos, especially slot machines.
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Our cruise company has no water slides, no casinos, no kids.
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Barstool in turn will promote Penn National's casinos on its platform.
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"Once it starts spreading ... other casinos can get hit," Ader said.
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Some lawmakers balked at the potential social problems caused by casinos.
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"I remember being at one of the big casinos," Lindell recalled.
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At the time, the company operated under the name Station Casinos.
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California has banned smoking in bars, casinos and nightclubs since 1998.
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Many casinos display brochures of Gamblers Anonymous and other treatment resources.
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The upstate casinos are seemingly on board with the expansion plan.
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Many of the casinos were built right along the water's edge.
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You can go three miles into Maryland, where they celebrate casinos.
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But he has also been accused of politicizing the justice system, using the state's anti-gambling laws to target casinos in predominantly black counties for alleged violations that his office has allowed at Indian-owned casinos.
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Trump Taj Mahal's closing brings the number of Atlantic City casinos down to seven, while the 3,000 jobs eliminated are added to the tally of 8,000 jobs lost since four other AC casinos closed in 2014.
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The retreat from overseas casinos shows the impact the Chinese government's anti-graft campaign is having on casino operators throughout Asia, especially the southern Chinese territory of Macau, the only place in China where casinos are legal.
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The gambling resort has lost more than two thirds of its property tax base since 2010 because of competition from casinos in neighboring states, which has led five of the city's 12 casinos to close since 2014.
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Photomontages of casinos in Atlantic City have chandeliers jammed laterally into them.
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For his "Sovereign" monoprints, Heap of Birds takes on Native American casinos.
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How did you get started working for Trump's casinos in the 1980s?
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When he's had casinos on the line, it's been a different story.
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The restaurateur also owns several Golden Nugget casinos in the United States.
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People under the age of 18 are barred from entering Australian casinos.
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The aggressive investors visit casinos regularly with a short-term investment horizon.
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Pennsylvania plans to legalize online sports betting to existing casinos within weeks.
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Some casinos shut down while others were relying on back-up generators.
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That's despite newspaper polls finding a majority of Japanese oppose legalizing casinos.
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Four of the city's 12 casinos closed in 2014 and remain shuttered.
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Another factor he mentioned was September's Typhoon Mangkhut, which temporarily shuttered casinos.
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FinCEN investigates money laundering and has previously examined violations by Trump's casinos.
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Trump's casinos were fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for the violations.
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I was never really one for casinos or bars, never liked partying.
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Those able to stay open, such as casinos, typically double staff pay.
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The city owes several casinos tax refunds: Borgata alone is owed $170m.
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He fought with a few tribes in the northeast area over casinos.
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The Chinese government plan for Hainan did not mention gambling or casinos.
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Four of the city's 12 casinos that shut in 2014 remain closed.
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Shares of other Hong Kong-listed casinos mostly traded higher on Friday.
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His name has disappeared from three casinos, one of which has closed.
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The big draw in Macau -- a former Portuguese colony -- is its casinos.
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His name has been chiseled off his failed casinos in Atlantic City.
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Bingo managers supervise gaming workers in casinos or racetracks and facilitate payouts.
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"Craig got four major suites at four different casinos," he told me.
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Sanders commented on contract negotiations between casinos and the powerful Culinary Union.
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Boyd operates casinos throughout the Midwest and South along with Las Vegas.
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"The casinos here in the Philippines are a black hole," he said.
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In coming weeks, an initial public offering is planned for Station Casinos.
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The second would allow casinos to make payments in lieu of taxes.
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I also got drunk in one of his casinos by accident once.
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Actually a lot of the casinos off the Strip offer local discounts.
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They agreed to close casinos, gyms and movie theaters at 8 p.m.
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Health restrictions have forced retailers, casinos, restaurants and universities to go dark.
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The state's casinos, however, would have remained open for a few days.
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Since taking office, two casinos have opened where old ones had shuttered.
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They ordered casinos, gyms and movie theaters closed at 22008 p.m. yesterday.
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As the revenue stream from casinos shrunk, so did the town's budget.
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The money wound up with casinos and casino agents and remains missing.
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He was a high-stakes gambler recognized in the casinos of Nevada.
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"At this point in time, the casinos in Macao are totally safe."
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Pot smoking is banned under state law in Nevada's hotels and casinos.
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It&aposs a smaller share than many online casinos get from affiliates.
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The look anchored a collection with two central references: Catholicism and casinos.
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Protesters outside the exhibition waved banners saying Japan does not need casinos.
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The candidate who kept black workers off the floors of his casinos.
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Japan has been debating whether to legalize casinos since at least 1999.
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"The casinos worked a long time to establish legitimacy," he told me.
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"The gamblers that we're talking about aren't going to casinos," he said.
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They were making more money from the stores than from the casinos.
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The company owns casinos and restaurant chains, not the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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The bill would also allow casinos and hotels to have consumption areas.
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New Jersey legalized sports gambling at racetracks and casinos back in 2012.
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High-rises and casinos go up with little care to everyday people.
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Japan legalized casinos late last year and is now drafting rules, due by December, on how to regulate the industry and pick operators and locations of so-called "integrated resorts" - large-scale complexes combining casinos, hotels and shopping.
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Aggrieved union workers who saw their health and pension benefits flatline as casinos folded are warning that the city's fate is an omen for the new administration of President-elect Donald Trump, whose four Atlantic City casinos failed.
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Trump has owned casinos, places regarded by many Christians as dens of iniquity.
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NEW CASINOS HOPING TO DRAW VISITORS BACK TO ATLANTIC CITY St. Louis, Missouri
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It's also looking to add casinos to some properties to replace department stores.
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Casinos used to make a lot of money and didn't need to innovate.
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Read more: Slot machine science — how casinos get you to spend more money
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Arkansas just approved a gambling referendum in November to authorize four new casinos.
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"Those clubs and casinos are not happening," says Miftah Ismail, the investment minister.
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The shutdown will reduce the number of casinos in Atlantic City to seven.
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Macau is the only part of China where gambling in casinos is legal.
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Casinos are giving some of America's more than 500 tribes an economic boost.
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We can't let him bankrupt America like we are one of his casinos.
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Dozens of casinos and the vast majority of garment factories have Chinese owners.
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The company said it owns or operates 14 casinos in seven U.S. states.
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Most of the money was laundered through casinos in Manila and remains missing.
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Mr Trump was sensible enough to get out of casinos in Atlantic City.
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All its casinos were hurt, but, on average, Trump's suffered worst of all.
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Wu Jinglian, a veteran economist, has quipped that this is unfair to casinos.
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His family made millions through the media industry, before Packer turned to casinos.
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Many used his apartments and casinos to launder untold millions in dirty money.
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Most cruise ships have casinos on board, and Paddock was an avid gambler.
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The president owned casinos so he should have known the house always wins.
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O, with a view to regrouping its casinos and hotels under one roof.
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Casinos in Atlantic City can bus workers in from Philadelphia, an hour away.
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COMPETITION - FOR SOME Competition is poised to intensify for casinos courting Chinese visitors.
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In the mainland, the authorities routinely target underground casinos and illegal lottery operations.
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It would also allow guns inside casinos, amusement parks, government meetings and hospitals.
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Other states may require bettors to be in licensed casinos, bars, or restaurants.
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The money was moved to casinos and casino agents and most remains missing.
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The city's tax base has contracted since four of its 12 casinos closed.
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His fiancée, who signed for him, she worked at one of the casinos.
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Fertitta also owns a number of hotels and casinos across the mid-west.
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Eldorado, which owns seven casinos across five U.S. states, was up 8.6 percent.
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It's also, of course, where casinos really make their money on the game.
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However, this concentration is partly mitigated by the strength of Crown's Australian casinos.
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He also had a fondness for the lottery and casinos, his father said.
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The electronic gaming machines are similar to slot machines seen in casinos elsewhere.
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But casinos in New York State have suffered from lower-than-expected revenue.
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Mr. Serrano found a legal document pertaining to financing of Mr. Trump's casinos.
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It is competing with both a racetrack casino and two tribal casinos nearby.
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The countryside is now dotted with casinos, including several within a short drive.
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Opened in 22.50, it's home to one of the largest casinos on earth.
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Business subsequently dropped, and then dozens of casinos popped up across Southeast Asia.
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But those barriers have fallen in recent months, three advocates of casinos say.
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So far, the state's tribal casinos have been silent publicly about their intentions.
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Casinos in Atlantic City with the Trump name out front were shut down.
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He started with the family business—real estate—and then expanded to casinos.
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Prosecutors tried to show that squad members targeted casinos for people to rob.
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To be at one of Wynn's casinos is to feel like a king.
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Will you pick up the phone and call Station Casinos about not negotiating?
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The government currently classifies clubs as "entertainment venues," along with brothels and casinos.
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Two casinos and a high school were opened as evacuation centers for residents.
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Needless to say, casinos are not pleased by this interpretation or this timetable.
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When his casinos are struggling, he hires the "best" managers from other companies.
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The difficulties of wearing a fursuit in heavily monitored areas like casinos is a bit of a open secret in furrydom, with many events at casinos or convention centers warning participants not to show up in suits covering their faces.
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Reality Check: Clinton on Trump's casinos filing for Chapter 11 By Chris Isidore, CNN Standing in front of what was once a Trump casino, Clinton said that her opponent's casinos filed for bankruptcy protection more often than any other big business.
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For example, Caesars Entertainment, which owns two Atlantic City casinos, also operates Harrah's casino resort in Chester, Pa. At this point, those who support adding more casinos in New Jersey concede that their chances of success on Election Day are nil.
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The Taj Mahal joins the Atlantic Club, Showboat, Trump Plaza and Revel in the growing club of Atlantic City casinos that, since 2014, have succumbed to economic pressure brought about in large measure by competition from casinos in neighboring states.
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Ho said his main objective, though, is now Japan, which legalized casinos last year.
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The city state also has a list of people barred from entering the casinos.
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The Chinese territory is the only place in the country where casinos are allowed.
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You can even see Uber pickup lines at airports, Las Vegas casinos and more.
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High-volume areas at hotels and casinos also use the technology to monitor crowds.
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Some politicians want to deter locals from visiting casinos by imposing an entry tax.
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"Over 140 countries have legal casinos; why should we be left out?" he asks.
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Most of the money has disappeared into casinos in the Philippines and remains missing.
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But in the new Macau, with its glitzy casinos, it had lost its lustre.
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Over the next decades, Donald put the Trump name on skyscrapers, casinos and planes.
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In big casinos, high rollers have been known to negotiate rules with the house.
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In other cases, online providers strike revenue-sharing deals with existing casinos for skins.
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Making things more complicated, some states such as Delaware don't have any existing casinos.
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Cramer spoke with EPR CEO Greg Silvers on what casinos mean for EPR's future.
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Casinos in Macao, the world's biggest gambling market, are shutting down for two weeks.
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Trump also had two other bankruptcies for Atlantic City casinos in 2004 and 733.
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Casinos create jobs with long, unsociable hours, and clog the city with tourist buses.
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Macau is the only place Chinese nationals are allowed to gamble legally in casinos.
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States that have recently opened themselves to casinos include Maine, Ohio, Kansas and Maryland.
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Check out these 1223 careers: Gaming managers plan and coordinate gaming operations at casinos.
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This includes megaplex movie theaters, retail centers, ski parks, charter schools and even casinos.
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The former Portuguese colony's casinos, however, had backup power, two casino executives told Reuters.
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Melbourne-based Crown has casinos in Australia as well as in Macau and Manila.
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All of them were centered on casinos he used to own in Atlantic City.
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Most of the money that ended up in the Philippines was laundered through casinos.
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Singapore casinos have more trouble getting gamblers to pay up than their Macau counterparts.
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His casinos were not the "best" and not even "average"—they were the worst.
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According to a dozen anti-money laundering experts, casinos often run into these problems.
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Taxes from casinos currently account for over 80 percent of the government's total revenue.
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He declared without evidence that the Mafia had infiltrated a number of their casinos.
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He reiterated his longstanding opposition to gambling and said he wanted no new casinos.
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Marijuana is prohibited in casinos, bars, restaurants, parks, concerts and on any federal property.
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They also have a distribution network—smoke shops, reservations, and casinos across the country.
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It was unclear if other casinos were also put on lockdown following the incident.
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At the big casinos and nightclubs the play over the green tables is heavy.
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Casinos used to give us their used decks, charge us a buck a pack.
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Regulators closely monitored the financial performance of the Trump casinos and the developer's empire.
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The stolen money went to a bank in the Philippines, then on to casinos.
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It's not about how he personally profited while running his casinos into the ground.
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Casinos are already collateral damage in trade war: direct fire would hurt far more.
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At Paradise's three casinos, Chinese VIPs made up 55 percent of betting last year.
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New York has allowed betting only in a handful of upstate casinos so far.
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While at school, Doe liked going out drinking, smoking pot and hitting the casinos.
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Las Vegas casinos will be taking bets on a handful of events this year.
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While sports betting is not actually authorized in New Mexico, two casinos have sportsbooks.
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Casinos in the country raked in nearly $3 billion in overall revenue last year.
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Where do the hotels and casinos find the necessary personnel to conduct such searches?
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Trump's casinos were rigged, as are all gambling parlors, in favor of the house.
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He couldn't make it with the Plaza Hotel, Trump Shuttle and Atlantic City casinos.
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They lead the fight against all forms of gambling, from casinos to online betting.
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The most obvious way would be to run ads from casinos and sports books.
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Better yet, Wynn and Las Vegas Sands both just opened new casinos in Macau.
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Many of these casinos and hotels were forced to shut down amid the pandemic.
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Steve Sisolak this week temporarily closed all nonessential businesses, which includes hotels and casinos.
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The three states agreed to close casinos, gyms and movies starting 8 p.m. Monday.
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In those three states, casinos, gyms and movie theaters will close at 8 p.m.
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On Tuesday, Justice ordered the closure of bars, casinos, and restaurants to seating customers.
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What Trump did, however, is turn to family to oversee two of these casinos.
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It has allowed gambling advertisements on radio and television and may soon permit casinos.
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"Vegas casinos serve free drinks to all gamblers, even at penny slots," she said.
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As recently as 22014, Tunica's casinos took in more than $22011 billion in revenue.
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Today, casinos are everywhere in Deadwood, even in the Bullock, the town's oldest hotel.
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Security officials at music festivals, hotels and casinos took stock of their security practices.
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Prime targets include airports, casinos, office spaces and other spots with large commercial restrooms.
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Tsogo Sun Gaming said its casinos and bingo sites would be closed by Wednesday.
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In addition, Nevada casinos have shut their doors to gamblers because of the outbreak.
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AS WAYS TO break into casinos go, a fish tank is an unusual route.
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Mayor Hillary Schieve initially included casinos but rescinded that, allowing gambling operations to continue.
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It's no wonder he bankrupted all those casinos — he doesn't know how to gamble.
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In New York, bets can only be placed in-person at four upstate casinos.
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"Shutting down the casinos is the best way to protect the staff," she said.
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Macau sales now make up a far larger chunk of U.S. casinos' overall revenue.
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There are fewer than 10 casinos in Vietnam, mostly smaller ones outside major cities.
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It can now enact laws without junior partner Komeito, which is split on casinos.
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The LDP will want Komeito's help on legislation to implement any law legalising casinos.
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Paddock was known as a high-stakes gambler who often visited Las Vegas casinos.
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He also said the government would "steadily progress" toward the goal of opening casinos.
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Frank J. Fertitta, the chief executive of Fertitta Entertainment and Station Casinos, gave $207,000.
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Barstool will promote Penn's physical casinos and interactive offerings for up to 40 years.
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Leave the important stuff to reality TV stars with a knack for bankrupting casinos.
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It was moved to casinos and casino agents and much of it is missing.
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Nevada law does not allow marijuana consumption in the state's casinos or in public.
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Last year, Japan approved plans to legalize casinos, with Chinese gamblers partially in mind.
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Similarly, tribes have the jurisdiction to decide if they want casinos within their borders.
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All the issues that get tied into that: casinos and parks and everything else.
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He reminded Kudon that casinos have generated plenty of tax money for the state.
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They're like Las Vegas casinos, and they're trying to get me to do things.
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"It's more of somebody stealing the money employing a hacker, and someone who knows banks, the anti-money laundering system, the casinos ... It's the modern-day Ocean's 11," he said, referring to the Hollywood movie about a crime syndicate robbing Las Vegas casinos.
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"If you have those casinos going out, eventually some of those people are going to locate at other casinos, but not the entire workforce—which then constitutes a drain economically on Atlantic City," commission member, David Waters, told CNN at the time.
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Adding to the confusion, some operators of Atlantic City casinos have built gambling halls in Pennsylvania, where the spread of casinos — there will soon be 13 — has been most responsible for the steep drop in Atlantic City's gambling revenue over the past decade.
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In a ruling that sent shares in gaming companies and casinos soaring, the court voided the federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act and upheld the legality of a 2014 state law permitting sports betting at New Jersey casinos and horse racetracks.
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For example, after officials in the city of Macau asked its 22003 casinos to close for half a month — a move that will shut down the world's gambling capital — shares of the big casinos operators Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands rose.
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The root of the danger in Las Vegas is the dominance of one industry: casinos.
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Under a signal 8, all normal business are closed but casinos typically continue to operate.
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When four big casinos closed in 2014, jobs became even more scarce and foreclosures ballooned.
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Bets from coaches or athletes are prohibited, and casinos must report suspicious wagers over $5,000.
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Trump filed for business bankruptcy related to the casinos four times between 1991 and 2009.
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And both casinos and junkets can no longer do business with anyone using an alias.
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In addition to practicing law in Monterrey, Elizondo was linked to casinos in the area.
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Ethereum's smart contracts started on a modest scale, involving things like automated casinos and lotteries.
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Recall that Trump was $4 billion in debt after his Atlantic City casinos went bankrupt.
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It's this question that Buffett's music, his restaurants and casinos try so hard to avoid.
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Nomura noted that GENS was likely to step up if Japan opens up to casinos.
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He branched out into Playboy Enterprises: clubs and casinos across the world, films, cable, digital.
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Last year, the city's eight remaining casinos produced combined gaming revenue totaling around $2.5 billion.
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These findings are statistically significant, meaning that the Trump casinos' poor performance was not random.
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Also shielded from the shutdown are New Jersey Transit, the state lottery, casinos and racetracks.
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The junkets or specialists bring in the high-value Chinese rollers to the Macau casinos.
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Also shielded from the shutdown were New Jersey Transit, the state lottery, casinos and racetracks.
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He said that at least the casinos have stronger rules, and don't have price manipulation.
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Yahoo said New Jersey regulators decided to permanently "exclude" LiButti from state casinos in 1991.
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The casinos arrived as a result of 2013 referendum that authorized changing the state constitution.
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Our analysis identifies industries where rent-seeking is common, including mining, defence, construction and casinos.
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Gamblers prefer casinos to playing the ponies: slot machines are mindless; handicapping races takes study.
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Revenues at Trump casinos dropped another 6 percent in a little more than a year.
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Las Vegas Strip casinos accounted for 58 percent of the state's gambling revenue in September.
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He also noted he lost all his money gambling at casinos during the past year.
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In some states, those who struggle with gambling addiction can voluntarily ban themselves from casinos.
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Along with a Texas banker, Icahn was trying to gain control of three Trump casinos.
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Taxes from the casinos currently account for over 80 percent of the government's total revenue.
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She is currently linked to three lawsuits with casinos that insist she used deceptive practices.
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Wagering will at first be confined to the state's three casinos and then expand online.
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Complimentary Diamond Total Rewards status at Caesars resorts and casinos, plus 20% off most rooms.
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Casinos that are approved for sportsbooks must be able to protect accounts and problem gamblers.
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The study measures "foot traffic" at Trump's properties, which include hotels, casinos, and golf courses.
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Many casinos are interconnected by walkways, shopping malls, numerous entrances at street level and otherwise.
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In 2014, four casinos — the Atlantic Club, Revel, Showboat and Trump Plaza — shut their doors.
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And his life has endless facets — women, casinos, bankruptcies, universities, charities, even a "birther" movement.
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The leagues will benefit from sports betting because casinos will promote the games, he added.
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Then he studied the mechanisms the government uses to keep casinos free from Mafia money.
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But the casinos are balking at legislative mandates insisting upon the use of league data.
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Mr. Trump personally guaranteed $832 million of debt related to his casinos and other assets.
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Casinos around the country may soon feel a bit more like those in Las Vegas.
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Sports teams, leagues and casinos are all looking to cash in on legalized sports betting.
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The three states agreed to close casinos, gyms and movies will close at 8 p.m.
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And all three states agreed to close casinos, gyms and movie theaters at 8 p.m.
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Louisiana also ordered closed all bars, clubs and casinos for diners until April 13, Gov.
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Later, the Securities and Exchange Commission accused him of financial reporting violations at his casinos.
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The casinos are open 24/7 with money pouring out of visitors like IV drips.
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Fremont Street houses some of the classic casinos, most of which have seen better days.
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In turn, the two agreed to jointly control Casinos Austria for the next 15 years.
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"He likes to take money from the casinos, not give it to them," she said.
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Deals • The owner of Golden Nugget Casinos reportedly proposed merging his company with Caesars Entertainment.
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He couldn't pantomime Puritanism; he'd emblazoned his name on casinos and the Miss Universe pageant.
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Fertitta owns Landry's, which includes more than 500 restaurants as well as casinos and hotels.
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In Macau, next door to Hong Kong, casinos were ordered to close from 11 p.m.
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Critics say casinos are likely to increase gambling addiction and could lead to organised crime.
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It comes after a 15-day suspension for gaming operations at 41 casinos in Macao.
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Morgan Stanley added that the two-week shutdown of casinos in Macao will cost operators.
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Casinos are open in ritzy Condado and the bomba dancers are back in Río Piedras.
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The first casinos would take years to license and build, and competition is already stiffening.
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All three of the major Las Vegas-based resort casinos were lower in Wednesday trading.
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The department will also coordinate with casinos, all of which have their own security teams.
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It has a handful of affordable resorts, casinos, all-you-can-eat buffets and restaurants.
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Casinos advertise hotlines in their marketing and on-premises and fund research of gambling disorders.
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Though it seems unlikely that the struggling upstate casinos are likely to turn people away.
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State regulators fined one of Trump's casinos for repeatedly removing black dealers from the floor.
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The casinos were not, in fact, well-run, and the "education" offered was entirely useless.
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And we have about 10 billion dollars that's being bet through casinos and the like.
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"For every e-sports company, it would all of a sudden be a battle royale with every state with casinos and Native American tribes," some of which operate casinos on tribal land to provide employment and revenue for their government and their tribe members.
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At the time, he was opening his Atlantic City casinos, and he was talking about how big they were going to be, like they were going to be the best casinos in the country and no one had spent this much money on a casino.
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However, underground gambling dens attract a different clientele than legal casinos or online venues—people who have a hard time getting to legal casinos, don't have internet access, or have made gambling part of their daily routine, and that affects how people perceive them.
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All four remain closed, and up to half of the eight casinos that remain could potentially shutter if New Jersey moves forward with plans to open two new casinos outside of the city in the northern part of the state, closer to New York City.
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She focused FinCEN's civil enforcement authorities on casinos, money transmitters, and the new-generation "fintech" industry.
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Trump founded Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc and ran casinos in Atlantic City beginning in the 1980s.
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That's compared to the £5.55 billion spent in betting shops, casinos, arcades and bingo halls combined.
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Casinos will pay state and local taxes of 12 percent of the wagers minus the payouts.
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Most Japanese have little enthusiasm for casinos, which they associate with gambling addiction and yakuza gangsters.
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The government wants to stick the casinos in new resorts alongside hotels, shops and conference facilities.
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Taxes from the casinos currently account for more than 80 percent of the government's total revenue.
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It's still unclear exactly how Native American-owned casinos will play into the sports betting landscape.
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It spent no money last year after getting $20163,22016 from Station Casinos as its only contribution.
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Macau's 41 casinos employ more than 57,000 full-time workers, according to official figures from 2018.
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Table allocations are determined by Macau gaming authorities, that has reduced overall allocations to newer casinos.
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And in the past, his casinos brawled with fierce competition from MGM, Tropicana, Harrah's, and others.
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The money made is probably laundered through casinos and suspiciously empty restaurants owned by militia groups.
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Trump once owned three Atlantic City casinos, but cut most ties with the city by 2009.
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In the old days he would employ "runners" to hang out in all of the casinos.
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Casinos, grocery stores, and many other businesses have failed in the hands of private equity firms.
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Budgetary limitations aside, there are other factors preventing Macau casinos from chasing other Asian wealthy players.
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Even when he built casinos, the only person he was ever able to serve was himself.
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Three failed casinos, as of next week, when the Trump Taj Mahal will shutter its doors.
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Back in 1990, he needed an illegal loan from his father to keep his casinos afloat.
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First, and perhaps not surprisingly, even as his casinos languished, Trump certainly did well for himself.
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In other moves, he sold Baxalta and Isle of Capri Casinos for the CNBC trading contest.
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It is also probing Zinke's decision to block casinos proposed by two Connecticut Native American tribes.
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Under the Bank Secrecy Act, casinos are required to report suspicious transactions of $5,000 or more.
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It had the hotels, art deco architecture, cars, jazz, nightclubs, dance halls, casinos, all of that.
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It's clear that cannabis will bring what casinos originally did for tribes to the next level.
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He fought very hard to stop tribes from being able to operate casinos, which he lost.
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About $81 million was ultimately transferred to casinos in the Philippines, where much of it disappeared.
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Clinton discussed Mr. Trump's record with casinos in Atlantic City and the bankruptcies of his companies.
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"The casinos have done very well from a business standpoint," he told Playboy magazine in 2004.
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Now Atlantic City owes the most successful of the casinos, the Borgata, more than $125 million.
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Underground casinos popped up in some apartments; others were turned into cramped hostels for migrant workers.
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Clinton swept all six of the major caucuses held in casinos on the Las Vegas strip.
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The casino replaced Grand Casino Biloxi after Hurricane Katrina destroyed 13 casinos along US highway 90.
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"Casinos are very much a matter of conveniences, just like banks and 7-Elevens," Fantini said.
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I guess we'll just have to go back to all those stiffed workers and bankrupt casinos.
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The first phase of the overhaul, announced by new owners Station Casinos in 2016, debuts Thursday.
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Mr. Trump, the self-proclaimed business genius, had to resort to four bankruptcies for his casinos.
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The milieu is one of casinos, strip clubs, postgame revels, bookies, retired pros, and hangers-on.
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She added that the uniform design is used in several MGM casinos, including in Las Vegas.
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But the Trump casinos decided the tax did not apply to them, according to court filings.
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The tacked on 1 percent, buoyed by strong performances from casinos, energy-related plays and financials.
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However, Sabatini, a Sanders supporter, could not vouch for what Sanders staff did at other casinos.
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Investigators said Paddock paid more than $0003,000 to casinos and over $170,000 to credit card companies.
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They're closing a bunch of the sketchy casinos and porno theaters, so things are looking up.
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The proposal calls for two casinos in separate counties at least 72 miles from Atlantic City.
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High exposure: Air transport, automotive, hotels/motels/inns and casinos, leisure, rail industries, and surface transport.
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Several hotels and casinos across the country, notably in Las Vegas, have been closed this week.
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The electronic marquees of the resort-casinos, usually blasting promotions for shows and restaurants, said otherwise.
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And sports betting in New Jersey still generates far less revenue than Atlantic City's nine casinos.
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Western Australia is the only state or territory that bans the operation of pokies outside casinos.
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"This was the 'fortress hotel' that became the standard for Las Vegas casinos," Mr. Conway said.
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N) (formerly Delphi) operating 30 vehicles offering paid rides through Lyft between casinos and other venues.
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Since President Trump once owned casinos, you'd think that he might have caught on by now.
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Before casinos arrived in 210, the unemployment rate in Tunica County was more than 268 percent.
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In all, some 14,000 people worked in the area's casinos in 2001 compared with 4,300 now.
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But once the outbreak passes, the company expects customer demand in its Macau casinos to skyrocket.
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Steve Sisolak announced a shutdown of all casinos and hotels — the state's biggest industry — on Tuesday.
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Parties are having conversations about investments in hotels, restaurants, movie theaters and casinos, among other companies.
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He spun gold out of worthless casinos in a declining resort town with a dazzling efficacy.
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Detroit's theaters, gyms, bars, salons, and casinos were closed by an executive order from Michigan Gov.
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He also visited Mesquite's more modest casinos, but was not known for gambling big sums there.
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At one point, this small city had 258 casinos, three of them controlled by Mr. Trump.
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After a case was discovered in Macao, officials were considering closing casinos, if the outbreak worsens.
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He is a former pro poker player who has been barred from some Las Vegas casinos.
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Among the states that have recently opened themselves to casinos are Kansas, Maine, Maryland and Ohio.
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Chinese officials see Hengqin helping Macau diversify away from casinos to a more wholesome tourism industry.
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Donald Trump once owned several casinos in Atlantic City, New Jersey, including the Trump Taj Mahal.
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Stone even worked as a lobbyist for Trump's casinos at one point in the late 1980s.
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The coming tour includes one-night bookings along with lengthier runs at theaters, casinos and festivals.
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Las Vegas Sands and MGM Resorts, which operate casinos in Macau, rose 21.11% and 22.444%, respectively.
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Multiple opinion surveys have shown that more Japanese voters oppose legalizing casinos than support the idea.
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Playboy lost its license for the casinos, which by then were the company's biggest profit center.
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Also, the Reno, Nevada, casinos experienced a 10 percent increase in gaming revenue for the month.
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Half the casinos on the strip, you can't even find a server to get a drink.
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Around the city, beggars work the traffic intersections near gaudy casinos, and rivers brim with trash.
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Cirque du Soleil had a mutually beneficial and very profitable partnership with the MGM Mirage casinos.
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The company, which emerged from bankruptcy in 2017, operates casinos with the Harrah's and Horseshoe brands.
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Some casinos plan to leverage their brands online, but many regard digital gambling as a threat.
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The casinos will also need a "sports pool license" to be issued by the Gaming Commission.
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You know, I maintain that if those casinos were giving away money, they'd be in shacks.
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It paid off, according to IBT: Meanwhile, casinos hit a legislative jackpot at Indiana's state Capitol: Pence signed tax legislation benefiting the gaming industry; by not vetoing the bill, he allowed for the passage of separate landmark legislation permitting riverboat operators to move casinos on shore.
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The proposal's rules are particularly advantageous to Mississippi's brick-and-mortar casinos: The regulations would forbid sports betting on mobile devices — except on a casino's property — and would require gamblers to walk into one of the many casinos from Tunica Resorts to Biloxi to place bets.
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The N.F.L. also continues to penalize players and other league personnel who are paid to appear at casinos even as team owners collect millions of dollars from sponsorships with casinos, state lotteries and fantasy football providers, and play games in England, where sports betting is legal.
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Las Vegas casinos and hotels dimmed their lights on the Strip when Jerry Tarkanian died in 2015.
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Elvis impersonators, casinos, drugs, and DJs—you can find it all in the middle of the desert.
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It is not clear, however, if a city whose main industry is casinos can do the same.
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The quake forced the temporary shutdown of rides at Disneyland and rocked gamblers at Las Vegas casinos.
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They had gambling casinos there, and Meyer Lansky was a big behind the scenes mover and groover.
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China has been cracking down on attempts by casinos to woo high-spending Chinese gamblers within China.
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Other victims included the Red Robin and Jason's Deli franchises as well as several casinos and hotels.
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Brokerage CLSA projected that Japan could generate as much as $25 billion every year from its casinos.
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More than 100 public facilities were damaged and 500,000 trees were destroyed, while two casinos remain shuttered.
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Of that amount, $81 million was sent to accounts in the Philippines and then onto casinos there.
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Even he accepts, however, that most Japanese are "emotionally" against casinos and will need to be convinced.
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She said Corbally was transporting money from mafia-controlled casinos in the United States to Swiss banks.
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Some casinos have individual partnerships with teams, including the New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia 76ers and Dallas Cowboys.
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But the expansion of legal gambling may prove challenging as it provides more competition for existing casinos.
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Exteriors of buildings, including parts of multi-billion dollar casinos, were ripped away by Hato's powerful winds.
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Trump hired some veteran executives away from top casinos, but they were often exasperated by their boss.
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In his personal life, he has owned casinos, been married three times and boasted about extramarital affairs.
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The funds were transferred to accounts in the Philippines and then diverted to casinos there, Reuters adds.
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DataRobot lets non-experts use AI for behavioral forecasting, helping small casinos catch up with the giants.
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Casinos are also to make additional lump-sum payments totaling as much as $110 million through 2023.
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Mr. Sweeney agreed to require a minimum investment of $1 billion in each of the new casinos.
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The government did not say when the changes would be implemented, but specifically mentioned ATMs around casinos.
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The statement did not say when the changes would be implemented, but specifically mentioned ATMs around casinos.
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Outside of traditional cinemas, expect walk-through VR to come to airports, casinos, malls, museums and more.
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We're talking about entire rooms dedicated to extravagant pursuits, from wine mines to casinos to bowling alleys.
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Just two Japanese casinos could bring in more than $10 billion in annual revenue, analysts have forecast.
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The IG recommended steps to prevent abuse of the cards in casinos and strip bars in 2015.
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"The Atlantic City government not working is not going to affect the casinos at all," Christie said.
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The picture emerging from the first quarter shows most Macanese casinos rebalancing toward mass-market "grind" gambling.
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Manafort lobbied locally for Trump in the 1980s and 1990s to help him develop casinos and residences.
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Second, Trump did not get rich in Atlantic City because the casinos were profitable in this period.
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Debtors arrive after the casinos have turned their debts over to prosecutors, who have issued arrest warrants.
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He once owned casinos in Atlantic City but left after his businesses filed a series of bankruptcies.
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Trump insisted he knew nothing about those problems and ordered 20 of the limos for his casinos.
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Wynn started in Las Vegas casinos in the 1960s, creating some of Las Vegas' most iconic landmarks.
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The legislature has been finalizing legislation calling for casinos to make set payments in lieu of taxes.
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The so-called junkets or specialists bring in the high-value Chinese gamblers to the Macau casinos.
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It has attracted a flood of Chinese commercial ventures in Cambodia, including casinos and special economic zones.
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The boss had a legal business, a five-star hotel in Macau and China, and casinos too.
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In 22019 four of its 12 casinos closed and gaming revenue, which the state relies on, plummeted.
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An MGM spokesman said the company was only interested in investing in casinos in large metropolitan areas.
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Gambling is illegal in Vietnam in most cases, though foreigners are allowed to gamble at local casinos.
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During a decade when other casinos here thrived, Mr. Trump's lagged, posting huge losses year after year.
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A dozen casinos in Mississippi took the rare step of closing early as the storm moved in.
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Four of its 12 casinos closed in 2014, eliminating thousands of jobs and shrinking the tax base.
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Mr. Lim is chairman and chief executive of the Genting Group, which operates casinos around the world.
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The bulk went to two casinos and an individual who is believed to be a junket operator.
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Video games are just an instrument here, but they signal that casinos are going after weaker targets.
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It would be hard for anyone to have left the event without recognizing tribal casinos were involved.
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The bank suspects money sent to the Philippines was further diverted to casinos there, the officials said.
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The Trump company had just sold one of its casinos, Trump Marina Hotel Casino, for $38 million.
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Already, the seaside resort has lost about 8,000 jobs as casinos in neighboring states lured gamblers away.
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Meanwhile, Ocean Resort Casino was one of two new casinos to open in the city on Thursday.
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When legal gambling was strictly limited to casinos in Las Vegas, that was one thing, he said.
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Nationwide, inflation-adjusted revenues from commercial casinos declined 1.5 percent between 2008 and 2015, the study found.
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Before its retreat offshore, Crown said it would roll out Nobu restaurants in casinos around the world.
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Mr. Trump owned casinos in Atlantic City, where it makes sense to have friends in law enforcement.
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Others, in upscale bars and casinos, are islands of shining green baize amid fogs of cigarette smoke.
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Last year, Caesars rejected a merger approach by Tilman Fertitta, the billionaire owner of Golden Nugget Casinos.
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The only thing Caesar and Trump have in common is they both have casinos named after them.
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Still, casinos will not be in operation until 2022-23 at the earliest, gaming executives have said.
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Dingy apartment complexes from the Soviet Union remain standing alongside Western-style establishments like casinos and nightclubs.
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He has stiffed subcontractors and tenants, hired undocumented workers, went bankrupt on three casinos (hard to do).
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The Mississippi Gaming Commission ordered coastal casinos to close, and the authorities imposed curfews in some places.
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"The hardest decision so far was deciding when to shut down our two casinos," Benjamin told Vox.
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Just like Donald Trump and his failed university, and his failed steak company, and his failed casinos.
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Under Trump's guidance, the United States is running up debt faster than one of his bankrupt casinos.
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He returned home, had a son and worked in casinos as a security guard and bar porter.
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It is by far the largest and most luxurious of the four new casinos licensed under Gov.
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Shares of hard-hit industries most likely to receive aid, such as casinos and cruise lines, soared.
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RCBC was used to funnel the money, much of which disappeared into the casinos of the Philippines.
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Some professional sports gamblers have been barred from betting at certain casinos because they win too much.
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The newspaper relied on court records and interviews with dozens of people who worked at his casinos.
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SAZKA is already the largest Casinos Austria shareholder with a 38% stake, followed by OBAG with 33%.
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As for those casinos Mr. Reid predicted would oppose her in November, she predicted a softer approach.
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He said $89,000 was withdrawn in or around casinos and over $20,000 was spent in casino play.
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Congress is rightly warier of proposals to bail out big companies, like casinos, cruise ships or airlines.
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Mainlanders keen for a flutter must travel to Macau's extravagant casinos or to Hong Kong's jockey clubs.
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JH: Wherever food is served, so it's being tested right now in some restaurants, casinos, some homes.
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But there's nothing to stop him from mingling with potential investors — at conferences or in the casinos.
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Stocks for airlines, travel companies, cruises, resorts and casinos all fell between 2 percent and 8 percent.
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Mr. Fenech leads his family's business, the Tumas Group, which owns hotels, casinos and commercial real estate.
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He approached executives at several Atlantic City casinos, who were intrigued, but didn't take it any further.
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One example: Wynn Resorts is losing millions of dollars per day as casinos in Macao remain closed.
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Sportradar now has the exclusive right to sell official N.F.L. data to casinos and sports books worldwide.
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Anyone who has been to Hubei in the past two weeks is also banned from entering casinos.
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The ruling has led sports media companies to embrace gambling and work alongside casinos and gaming companies.
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But it is the busiest period for casinos, and daily play can be double what is typical.
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Penn plans to launch a Barstool Sportsbook brand, while Barstool will promote Penn's casinos and interactive offerings.
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The city itself — outside of the ritzy casinos — is decrepit, with lots of gift shops and bars.
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The app will also be geofenced to honor and protect its relationship with the state's tribal casinos.
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The result reflects continued recovery for casinos in the only Chinese territory where casino gambling is legal.
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Casinos were proliferating in nearby states and inside Maryland, drawing Prince George's residents and their dollars elsewhere.
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Gateway Casinos & Entertainment's biggest shareholder is Catalyst Fund, a company that has investments in several fintech firms.
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Lawmakers only finished legalising casinos last year after a series of controversial bills and years of debate.
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Ten of the state's 12 casinos will also each be allowed to build a smaller, satellite casino.
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Some casinos also hosted "dawn parties" and created atomic themed cocktails, encouraging visitors to view the tests.
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The special administrative region is the only place in China where residents can gamble legally in casinos.
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Four other casinos planned by other companies, due to be open by now, are far behind schedule.
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In fact, it's high time we as a society banned all gambling, including casinos and state lotteries.
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New York sports bettors do have one option that their New Jersey brethren do not: tribal casinos.
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During the same period, Trump was separately renegotiating a series of loans on his Atlantic City casinos.
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Gross sports betting revenues at New Jersey's casinos and horse racetracks will be taxed at 8.5 percent.
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Trump can't win back the New Jersey gambling mecca, where he's bankrupted multiple casinos, multiple times over.
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But casinos on The Strip and elsewhere aren't sure if they can let patrons gamble with it.
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Last year, Caesars rejected a merger approach by Tilman Fertitta, the billionaire owner of Golden Nugget casinos.
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He was very biased against Indian gaming and said they had an unfair advantage over his casinos.
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" Sara Slane, senior vice president for public affairs at the American Gaming Association, which represents casinos, said in an email statement, "While problem gambling has not increased along with the increase in casinos, the industry and the A.G.A. continue to increase their investment and commitment to responsible gaming programs.
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Officials now say all the money has been spent, and over $2000,220 was withdrawn in and around casinos.
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The city is given some glamour by wedding halls, lit up like casinos, where wealthier Kabulis get married.
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Nixon also spent some time there—he was at the opening at one of the Mafia's gambling casinos.
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Japan's lower house committee cleared the way to legalize casinos in the form of "integrated resorts" on Dec.
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It also owns the Harrah's brand, which has nearly two dozen resorts and casinos in the United States.
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When it does not work, the project could end up in Chapter 11, like Trump's New Jersey casinos.
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In the 1990s, executives at Trump's casinos warned him about the fallout from a much-publicized sex scandal.
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Even if the casinos get off the ground, Japan faces stiff regional competition from Macau, Malaysia and Singapore.
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The funds were routed to four accounts at the bank before they disappeared into casinos in the city.
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In the past, the brand built life-size airport hangars, casinos and supermarkets to showcase the latest collections.
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The only difference is that poker, despite its seedy glamour, is associated with casinos and shady underground games.
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A number of casinos and offshore bookmakers offer bets on match-ups between two horses in the race.
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Last night, among the casinos of Las Vegas, he seemingly lowered the curtain on his career in politics.
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Casinos are "tracking everything you do," says Andrew Engel, general manager for gaming at DataRobot, an AI startup.
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The startup says it's working with regional casinos as well as a big chain with 20-plus locations.
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By late 1990, "Iron" Mike had lost his crown and Trump's Atlantic City casinos were in the red.
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Casinos, some of them Chinese operated and catering to predominately Chinese visitors, punctuate the skyline of Phnom Penh.
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At the time, a few new casinos, hotels, and resorts were opening up on the town's historic boardwalk.
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A subsidiary of Caesars, owner of two of those Atlantic City casinos, is currently operating under bankruptcy protection.
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The company said it has signed agreements with 11 casinos in Mississippi and a casino in West Virginia.
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The victims were found after the FBI patrolled hotels, casinos, truck stops, street corners and websites between Oct.
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"What this relationship entails is access to official data for the many casinos that MGM operates," Silver said.
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Hotel-casinos like Sands' Venetian, whose lights glitter in Las Vegas, are major power customers in the state.
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Tse was a frequent visitor to Asia's casinos and fond of betting on horses, especially on English races.
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The Journal notes that Wynn needs a license from the Chinese government to operate his casinos in Macau.
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Its casinos, bars, and brothels became world-famous, thanks, in part, to the Hollywood stars who frequented them.
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Meanwhile, Cipriani says he is still unable to gamble at casinos, and thus unable to make a living.
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The money was quickly transferred through a remittance firm to casinos and casino agents and most remains missing.
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Mr Trump has sucked confidence out of global institutions as his casinos suck cash out of punters' pockets.
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Paddock would wager up to $1 million a night but wandered around casinos in sweatpants and flip-flops.
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Months later, in November 2004, the company filed for bankruptcy protection, the third such trip for Trump casinos.
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For now, Nevada's casinos and convention centres in Las Vegas generate enough cash to leave everyone reasonably happy.
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Maryland casinos are forced under state law to give a cut of their gambling revenue to the state.
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Ultimately, Trump Tower was a financial success, but the same was not true of Trump's venture into casinos.
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ET on Tuesday at the state's three casinos: Delaware Park, Dover Downs Hotel & Casino and Harrington Raceway & Casino.
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During the shooting police directed people, including some Montage residents, to take shelter at nearby casinos, KRNV reported.
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On Tuesday, the governor was joined by housekeepers from Atlantic City's nine casinos as he signed the bill.
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It aims to cater to locals, creating a more relaxed night out than other casinos in Las Vegas.
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Michigan, which has both tribal and commercial casinos, as well as a lottery, could be among those states.
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In March, Churchill Downs purchased two casinos, one in Pennsylvania and one in Mississippi, for nearly $230 million.
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These homes are evolving to offer lavish amenities unrelated to golfing, like casinos and horseback riding, he said.
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Caesars Interactive is controlled by the owners of Caesars Palace and other casinos in Las Vegas and elsewhere.
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Local 54 had authorized strikes at five casinos this summer, but the union reached agreements with the others.
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In turn, the farm boils the casinos' leftovers, creating a warm slop of feed for their 5,000 pigs.
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It feels much more urban than Sioux City, with a smattering of casinos, arts centers, museums, and theaters.
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Macau's economy is heavily skewed towards casinos with over 80 percent of taxes coming from glitzy gambling halls.
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About a third the size of Manhattan, Macau is the only place in China where casinos are allowed.
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A dozen casinos used to operate in Atlantic City, which once had a monopoly on East Coast gambling.
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But competition increased as neighboring states legalized gambling, and four of the city's 12 casinos closed in 2014.
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The city faces the prospect of losing up to half of its eight remaining casinos, according to Fitch.
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Hotels, casinos, tourist attractions and other businesses will probably tell you they don't want to inconvenience their patrons.
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Some types of gambling, such as the handful of state-run casinos operating in Sweden, would remain monopolies.
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Prosecutors frequently indict returning citizens who experiment with cannabis, as well as those who frequent casinos while overseas.
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It's easy to forget, in our everyday clean-air cocoons, that public smoking is still allowed in casinos.
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He passed casinos and gift shops and bars en route to a dining hall the color of teeth.
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The enterprise cost $2000 billion dollars to build, at a time when many East Coast casinos are struggling.
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And Trump, with his casinos and real estate, those were businesses all about spending what you don't have.
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Then again, those casinos went bankrupt, an outcome that Mr. Trump blamed on anyone not named Donald Trump.
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Critic's Notebook Then what does all this — the yacht, the bronze tower, the casinos — really mean to you?
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She was sleeping in the corners of casinos, I would later learn, and sometimes in an abandoned minivan.
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Regulators in Macau, the Chinese enclave where the company operates two casinos, are also inquiring about the allegations.
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It would be more interesting to find out that the person huffs ether, or counts cards at casinos.
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And casinos offer an ever-changing menu of promotions that can cut the expected losses a fraction further.
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Even with his casinos, Trump wasn't a gambler, either, saying he'd rather own slot machines than play them.
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All Wynn Resorts and MGM Resorts International hotels and casinos in Las Vegas will be closed starting Tuesday.
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The latest round of investment in casinos on the boardwalk, he said, is a watershed for the city.
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Casinos in the Chinese territory were shut for two weeks as authorities scrambled to contain the virus outbreak.
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A Wynn Resorts spokesman , Michael Weaver, said the company supported the government's decision to close casinos in Macau.
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Macau's casinos have struggled as the coronavirus outbreak led to growing travel restrictions for visitors from the mainland.
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For decades prior to becoming President, Trump hyped real estate, casinos, consumer products and his reality TV show.
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It never specified where the casinos would go, or at what rate the state would tax their revenues.
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Some drive, while others take shuttle buses from semipermanent stays at hotel casinos or even Walmart parking lots.
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Officials at other casinos, she said, have told her that they can't hire her because she challenged Wynn.
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Two years later, Mr. Trump, then the owner of several casinos, was the defendant in an antitrust action.
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The measure would eliminate investments for casinos and would prohibit investments in stadiums, parking lots and luxury apartments.
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Fertitta Entertainment, a different corporation by the same name that owns casinos and restaurant chains, gave another $0003,000.
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"Now you look around and casinos in Macau are sparse or closed, dealers are wearing masks," Ader said.
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This loss apparently derived from Trump's flagrant mismanagement of his Atlantic City casinos and other ill-fated enterprises.
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The funds were routed to four accounts at that bank before they disappeared into casinos in the city.
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Nippon Ishin no Kai has been lobbying for one of the first casinos to be built there. Opinion
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It was not immediately clear how Pagcor will view Tiger's application, in view of Duterte's crackdown on casinos.
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Mr. Friedman represented Mr. Trump's personal interests in the bankruptcies of the casinos in 230, 22002 and 211.
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The territory is heavily reliant on casinos with gaming revenues contributing to over 80 percent of government revenues.
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It wouldn't be good for casinos if McGregor pulls an upset, he said, but it wouldn't be catastrophic.
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While both companies have benefited from a healthier Las Vegas economy, Red Rock's casinos cater more to locals.
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Four of its 12 casinos remain shut after closing in 2014, though one reopened as a hotel only.
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Macau is heavily dependent on the gambling industry with its casinos contributing about 80 percent of government income.
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"Grosvenor Casinos' underperformance has also been exacerbated by a negative contribution from its VIP players," the group said.
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The history of regulated gambling in America goes back to 1931, when Nevada opened the nation's first casinos.
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So did casinos, sports leagues and gambling interest groups — just about everyone, in fact, except some Indian tribes.
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That was a big moneymaker for him in the casinos; he had to get the biggest heavyweight fights.
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Odd window groupings rub up against even odder facades, while the interiors look like casinos colliding with carnivals.
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Originally slated to open in 1989, the hotel was supposed to have Japanese lounges, casinos, and night clubs.
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Penn National, which runs or owns dozens of low-profile casinos and hotels around the US (its best-known property may be the Tropicana in Las Vegas), seems to think it can use Barstool's brand to bring traffic to its casinos and an online betting app it wants to launch.
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He came to office leading a vast business enterprise that includes real estate, casinos, and a lucrative branding operation.
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With cash-strapped local governments looking for more revenue, the tax jackpots casinos can generate are looking increasingly attractive.
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Tropicana Entertainment owns and operates eight casinos and resorts in Indiana, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey and Aruba.
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The case at issue stems from New Jersey's attempt to legalize and regulate sports betting at casinos and racetracks.
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According to Murren, the Japan markets most talked about for casinos are Osaka, greater Tokyo, as well as Yokohama.
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"When we think about retail investors… we don't want people to come and trade as in casinos," Fetisov said.
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Batista apparently got millions of dollars from the Mafia for allowing them to run their gambling casinos down there.
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Ransomware is a multi-million-dollar crime operation that strikes everyone from hospitals to police departments to online casinos.
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"Casinos' reliance on Chinese visitors is still on the high side," said analyst Kwon Yoon-gu at Dongbu Securities.
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Some of the casinos along the Las Vegas Strip dimmed their marquees signs for about 10 minutes Sunday, Oct.
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Choreographers Katerina Andreou and Will Rawls received the Casinos Austria Prix Jardin d'Europe at the ImPulsTanz International Dance Festival.
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Beijing has been pushing operators to broaden Macau's economic base to lessen the territory's reliance on the glitzy casinos.
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Some government revenue, derived primarily from the territory's enormous casinos, is distributed to residents as an annual cash handout.
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The imaginatively named Wisney World will feature three themed casinos, an amusement park, a safari and an artificial lake.
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His customers include privacy enthusiasts, political activists and card counters whose faces have been placed on casinos' watch lists.
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Clinton will hold just one public rally per day, and will drop in on casinos to chat with employees.
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Four of Atlantic City's 12 casinos shut in 2014 and remain closed, putting thousands of people out of work.
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As Trump negotiated with bankers in 1990, two of his Atlantic City casinos were on the brink of failure.
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The Vig on this is reduced to -105 because the casinos recognize how bad a deal this bet is.
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It's casinos and the lottery, and the variable reinforcement that first made email and then social media so sticky.
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A previous plan by Stockton to turn one of the city's shuttered casinos into a university campus fell through.
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Shares of Genting Singapore extended a more than month long rally as Japan took another step toward legalizing casinos.
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New Jersey tried to allow sports wagering in 2014 by repealing a prohibition against it at casinos and racetracks.
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To avoid that, New Jersey's latest law hinted at some kind of oversight because casinos are licensed and regulated.
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Optimove allows casinos to fine-tune marketing campaigns, and lists giant chains like Caesars and MGM among its clients.
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There are currently around seven licensed casinos in the country, all of whom bet on foreigners alone for growth.
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Like most casinos, Foxwoods, too, is feeling the pressure to modernize and look at the nascent online gambling space.
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Atlantic City's gaming industry has been struggling over the years with the expansion of casinos into the nearby markets.
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Casino launched a blockchain-based protocol for gambling which other companies can use to create blockchain-based online casinos.
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He had paid $600,000 to casinos, $423,000 to credit card companies, and had spent $95,000 on weapons and ammunition.
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You can't even bet on whether they'll shake hands, as the casinos aren't allowed to take political-themed bets.
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But in a case like this, casinos could stand to lose a lot of money if the Panthers win.
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Casinos send letters to players, and if they're not paid, file a complaint with the DA's Bad Check Unit.
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Around $15 million has been recovered from a Manila junket operator, a job that involves marketing casinos to VIPs.
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It's not just that Trump has a long string of business failures, from Atlantic City casinos to Trump steaks.
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Burdened by high-interest debt, disappointing revenue, and over-expansion, the casinos started going bankrupt in the early 2000s.
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Burdened by high-interest debt, disappointing revenue, and over-expansion, the casinos started going bankrupt in the early 1990s.
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They said the joint venture, which will hold more than 51 percent in Casinos Austria, settles disputes among shareholders.
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The area has been hit hard by the closure of four Atlantic City casinos in 2014, which remain shuttered.
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"We don't think casinos will be a canary in a coal mine" that signal a coming recession, he said.
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While most of the large casinos were operating as normal, many were relying on back-up generators for power.
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Wu Jinglian, a veteran economist, has said comparing Chinese markets to a casino is actually unfair — to the casinos.
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Casinos will begin to return to business as usual from the coming weekend with the resumption of package tours.
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Throughout the 1990s, untold millions from the former Soviet Union flowed into Trump's luxury developments and Atlantic City casinos.
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Melco runs casinos in Macau, a former Portuguese colony on China's southern coast, and also operates in the Philippines.
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Last year, Vietnam said it would allow some local citizens to gamble at selected casinos on a trial basis.
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Casinos last year raked in 149 billion Philippine pesos in gross gaming revenue, data from the gaming regulator showed.
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Trump casinos reported paying about $300,000 a year in "pilot costs" to transport high rollers in Mr. Trump's jet.
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Revenues at other Atlantic City casinos rose 18 percent from 0003 through 2002; Mr. Trump's fell by 1 percent.
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Now that the climate for casinos has changed, Mr. Lieberman believes that continued opposition to the Schaghticokes is unfair.
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THE busiest pharmacy in Nevada sits in an unremarkable strip mall in the shadows of Las Vegas's glitzy casinos.
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Supporters argue that an expansion is necessary to stem the tide of gamblers defecting to casinos in other states.
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It's facing less local competition after three casinos in Tunica closed since 2014, due to a lack of revenue.
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As soon as it was legalized, the town experienced a boom, with 80 casinos opening in the first year.
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The economy has diversified from its well-known casinos and entertainment as aviation and technology companies have moved here.
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Its famous Monte Carlo district is home to world-famous casinos where high-rollers and VIPs go to gamble.
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A constitutional change to add up to seven private casinos within the state was approved by voters in 2013.
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An earlier version of this editorial incorrectly stated the number of Donald Trump's casinos in Atlantic City that failed.
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The slump is even more significant in blue states, where many of Trump's top casinos and hotels are located.
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So why would hotels or casinos change the convenient way customers, taxis or limos approach hotel or casino entrances?
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Over the last five years, five casinos have shut down as they struggled with increased competition from nearby states.
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Crown has casinos and hotels in Melbourne and Perth, and a casino and high-end hotel development in Sydney.
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But the Culinary Union has spent more than a decade trying to unionize Station Casinos properties, with no success.
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The league, for instance, prohibits players and team employees from visiting casinos that have sports betting during the season.
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Some of the dozens of orders were filled, with much of the lost $81 million disappearing into Philippines casinos.
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The two laughed at their mistake and decided that the casinos in Vegas will take a little more practice.
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State voters will decide in November whether to approve two more casinos in the northern part of the state.
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Local officials say the new casinos, which would be closer to New York City gamblers, would hit them hard.
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Trump Taj Mahal, Resorts Casino and Golden Nugget are most susceptible to "cannibalization" from casinos in northern New Jersey.
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Visiting casinos, he crisscrossed the country in an aging Chrysler Concorde, often with Skoal tobacco packed in his lip.
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The tribes are also negotiating the percentage of sports gambling revenues the casinos would have to pay the state.
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Then there are the negative economic effects, with hospitality businesses like casinos — often tribes' greatest source of income — closing.
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For the Mille Lacs Band and many other tribes, these casinos serve as the economic engine for the community.
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In the coastal backwater once popular with Western backpackers, 20 new casinos have opened in the past two years.
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Many of the lawsuits are mundane consequences of doing business — actions against gambling debtors at his casinos, employment disputes.
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Now the place — called "the new Macau" by its developers — is blanketed in Chinese-built casinos and high-rises.
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He put his younger brother, Robert, who had some background in corporate finance, in senior positions at the casinos.
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State tax revenue from Tunica's casinos, about $630 million annually, is just a fraction of what it once was.
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Larry Hogan (R) closed racetracks and casinos, including MGM National Harbor, until the state of emergency is lifted (WTOP).
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"It is entirely premature to give credence to any analysis of how well the casinos are operating," he said.
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Casinos Austria Group reported an operating profit of 144 million euros on revenues of 4.5 billion euros in 2018.
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Dr. Jarecki also found that European casinos were more accommodating to players on hot streaks than their American counterparts.
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But in dozens of casinos, bars and diners, they were tuned into all manner of 24-hour sports commentary.
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And it joined a century-long list of hurricanes to skip this city of casinos and Super Bowl games.
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The bigger uncertainty about Atlantic City is what the reopening of two big casinos will mean for the market.
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