There’s no doubt Las Vegas ended 2018 well. While many were concerned about gambling revenue earlier in the year – Vegas certainly pushed forward, and recorded some of the best October numbers in years. Specifically, a senior analyst with the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Michael Lawton, stated: “It’s nice to start the fourth quarter of with a month like this.”…
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The Christmas trees are still up in town centres as are the decorations. There’s still a bit of food left to eat but it’s early January and it all feels a bit strange. Not so in Spain though, because on January 6 it’s the El Nino draw and people are dreaming of winning a massive lottery prize. Spaniards do love…
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Apart from triggering bonus games and bonus features when playing slot machines, there is one thing that any slot player is always going to be eager to do, and that is win a hand pay. Dependent on where players choose to play slot machines, the value at which a hand pay can be won will vary, however in places such…
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There is something of an air of excitement over in Danville, for the City Council have just voted in a resolution that could possibly see a huge casino resort being built in the city, and one that on all accounts could turn around the fortunes for that part of Virginia, too. It was, however, probably not that difficult a decision…
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Whilst the Downtown area of Las Vegas does offer visitors an array of attractions, it is fair to say that the majority of them are mainly gambling related, and anyone who fancies doing something different will have a limited array of non-gambling activities on offer nearby. However, that it all about to change, as one of the much quieter parts…
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It was on the 1st of January that security guards shot and killed a man over at the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Las Vegas. The man shot and killed was Shannon Michael Howell a local man, who guests of the resort had seen holding a handgun. Security guards confronted him and it was once he had raised his gun…
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The British overseas territory of Gibraltar remains a contentious subject between the UK and Spanish governments. Located at the entrance to the Meditaranean Sea, between the Spanish and Morrocan coasts, Gibraltar fell under British control in 1713 as a result of negotiations that led to the Treaty of Utrecht. However, Spain has always maintained a claim to the territory despite…
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The weekend has nearly arrived and it’s the FA Cup third round. It’s a time when fans dream of their team causing a massive upset. However, every week has punters dreaming that their crazy bets come in and here’s two Paddy Power bets that will need every bit of luck to be a winner. A Debut to Remember West Ham…
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With a no-deal ‘hard’ Brexit becoming more and more likely, Irish retailers in the online gambling industry are wondering how this will affect their business. Ireland is expected to be one of the economies worst affected by a hard Brexit, with some saying even the United Kingdom itself may not suffer as badly. Businesses across the continent are questioning what…
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It’s no secret that casinos can galvanize their surroundings economically, and help the cities they are located in become more of a destination than ever before. It appears as though various Virginia cities feel the same way. Danville’s city council voted unanimously to put forward legislation where a local referendum would lead to the construction of casinos in the city.…
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