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Indy Gaming: Silver Sevens hits pause on plans to bring back original ‘Continental’ name

A rebrand isn’t moving forward, but the casino is experimenting with new technology on the gaming floor. Also, Tilman Fertitta increases his ownership in Wynn.

Primm casinos reopen as ownership plots course to recapture the market

Affinity Gaming is reposition its Primm Valley properties with a focus on Buffalo Bill's, the destination's largest resort, in an effort to recover business lost during the pandemic and to Southern California tribal casinos.

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From the Bellagio to Lotus of Siam, here’s how Democratic presidential hopefuls are spending campaign cash in Nevada

Presidential campaign expenditure reports aren’t known for being glitzy. There are trips to Office Depot and Costco for supplies, furniture from IKEA, quick lunches at Panera Bread, rental cars, flights, staff salaries and office rent. But when your campaign comes to Las Vegas, those reports suddenly get a lot more interesting.

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