-
Recent Posts
- You can’t fix stupid; Good-bad news on the bayou
- If you can’t beat ’em, cheat ’em; Fun & games
- Pennsylvania soggy; Epic fail in North Carolina
- Sibella scandal spreads; Supremes forestall Seminoles
- Atlantic City rebounds; Sibella dumped; NFL suspicions
- MGM limping back; Atlantic City follies; Wall Street Jottings
- On and off the radio
- MGM crippled; Illinois & Indiana report; Bally’s shaky in Chi
- MGM paralyzed; DraftKings debacle; Mount Airy wins
- Bally’s opens, Chicago yawns; MGM, tree murderers
Categories
@Stiffs_Georges
Error: Invalid or expired token.-
Archives
Recent Comments
- Alice Eskandari on Durango Station, slightly downsized
- David McKee on You can’t fix stupid; Good-bad news on the bayou
- American Gaming Guru on You can’t fix stupid; Good-bad news on the bayou
- Ray Lebowski on Sibella scandal spreads; Supremes forestall Seminoles
- David McKee on Sibella scandal spreads; Supremes forestall Seminoles
- Ray Lebowski on Sibella scandal spreads; Supremes forestall Seminoles
- David McKee on MGM crippled; Illinois & Indiana report; Bally’s shaky in Chi
- Paul Shanahan on MGM crippled; Illinois & Indiana report; Bally’s shaky in Chi
- ACGambler on MGM limping back; Atlantic City follies; Wall Street Jottings
- Bob on Bally’s opens, Chicago yawns; MGM, tree murderers
Views
- Sibella scandal spreads; Supremes forestall Seminoles - 56,277 views
- You can’t fix stupid; Good-bad news on the bayou - 56,180 views
- If you can’t beat ’em, cheat ’em; Fun & games - 54,613 views
- Pennsylvania soggy; Epic fail in North Carolina - 55,549 views
- Atlantic City rebounds; Sibella dumped; NFL suspicions - 55,529 views
- Profit vs. investment on the Strip - 1,055,332 views
- Lame nag; Frissora overpaid? - 578,439 views
- The evils of bingo; Wynn’s Aqueduct exit - 90,460 views
- That casino smell - 63,586 views
- Bally’s opens, Chicago yawns; MGM, tree murderers - 58,064 views
- MGM crippled; Illinois & Indiana report; Bally’s shaky in Chi - 57,646 views
- MGM paralyzed; DraftKings debacle; Mount Airy wins - 57,069 views
- MGM limping back; Atlantic City follies; Wall Street Jottings - 56,696 views
Blogroll
Admin.
Category Archives: Japan
Connecticut tribes eye Japan; Adelson’s youth movement
Bridgeport lawmakers wasted no time after the adjournment of the Legislature to announce that they’d be back with another bill to open Connecticut to rival casino bids (really a Trojan Horse for MGM Resorts International, not that anyone is fooled). … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Foxwoods, International, Japan, MGM Mirage, Mohegan Sun, Politics, Sheldon Adelson
Comments Off on Connecticut tribes eye Japan; Adelson’s youth movement
“Ready to roll”
That’s what the leading gaming powers in California are now that the Supreme Court has scotched the Bradley Act. If National Indian Gaming Association Chairman Ernest Stevens is correct, Internet gaming is so yesterday in the Golden State and sports … Continue reading
Posted in California, DFS, Election, International, Japan, Lawrence Ho, Macau, Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Politics, Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, Sports, Taxes, Technology, Tribal, Wynn Resorts
Comments Off on “Ready to roll”
It’s Elaine’s world; Big Uneasiness in Louisiana
When the dust settles from the annual Wynn Resorts board meeting, there will be a directorate that is at least 60% new. Two more longstanding board members bit the dust this week, including former Nevada Gov. Bob Miller (D). One … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Dan Gilbert, DFS, Elaine Wynn, Harrah's, Japan, Louisiana, Ohio, Penn National, Politics, Sheldon Adelson, Sports, Steve Wynn, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
2 Comments
Vici Properties strikes again; Mohegan Sun pitches Japan
They came, they saw, they bought. Yes, Vici Properties has struck again, inking a bargain-price deal to acquire the Octavius Tower of Caesars Palace and Harrah’s Philadelphia. On paper, Vici is paying $507.5 million and $241.5, respectively, for the two assets. … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Florida, Galaxy Entertainment, Hard Rock International, Harrah's, Japan, Louisiana, Macau, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Mohegan Sun, Oklahoma, Penn National, Pennsylvania, Problem gambling, Seminole Tribe, Sexual misconduct, Société des Bains de Mer, South Korea, Steve Wynn, Taxes, The Strip, Tribal
Comments Off on Vici Properties strikes again; Mohegan Sun pitches Japan
MGM, Wynn woo Wall Street
This week, in conjunction with the opening of Park MGM, the parent company rolled out the red carpet for Wall Street analysts. “While there were no major announcements/surprises, we felt management put forth a thorough effort to better articulate its … Continue reading
Posted in Elaine Wynn, Japan, LVCVA, Macau, Marketing, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Ohio, Regulation, Sheldon Adelson, Sports, Steve Wynn, The Strip, Transportation, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
Comments Off on MGM, Wynn woo Wall Street
Boyd weathers challenges; MGM swoons
An alternate headline for Boyd Gaming‘s 1Q18 results might be “better than expected.” Although the company had modeled a $12 million-$15 million cash flow hit at Blue Chip from new, nearby Four Winds Casino, the company’s Midwest revenues came in … Continue reading
Posted in Ameristar, Boyd Gaming, CityCenter, Downtown, Greenwood Racing, Hawaii, Indiana, Japan, Louisiana, Macau, Mandalay Bay Massacre, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Missouri, Ohio, Palms, Pennsylvania, Pinnacle Entertainment, Politics, Resort fees, Sports, Station Casinos, Tribal, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
1 Comment
MGM sets Springfield date; Adelson hits pay dirt
Even as it’s using MGM Springfield as a catspaw to potentially land Wynn Boston Harbor, that didn’t prevent MGM Resorts International from announcing a date certain for the Springfield opening. Mark August 24 on your calendars, for that is the day … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Atlantic City, Churchill Downs, Detroit, Dining, Donald Trump, Entertainment, history, Horseracing, International, Japan, Louisiana, Macau, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Penn National, Singapore, South Korea, Sports, Technology, The Strip, Tribal, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
Comments Off on MGM sets Springfield date; Adelson hits pay dirt
Wynn: The brand stays
Recently we wrote, in a different forum, that the ultimate verdict on whether to keep the “Wynn” brand on Wynn Resorts would be delivered by customers. Based on 1Q18 results, the vote is “yes.” Deutsche Bank analyst Carlo Santarelli called … Continue reading
Posted in Galaxy Entertainment, GLPI, Japan, Macau, Massachusetts, Penn National, Steve Wynn, The Strip, Wall Street
Comments Off on Wynn: The brand stays
Mixed report from Japan; Wynn Boston Harbor up for grabs
First, the good news: The casino-regulation bill over which Japan‘s Liberal Democratic Party has slaved, may make it into the Diet by Friday, giving the Nipponese parliament just under two months to consider it. (The Diet adjourns on June 20.) … Continue reading
Japan “better than feared.” Mixed bag in Louisiana
How do evolving casino casino regulations in Japan look? Well, how does ‘not as bad as expected’ sound? Trust me, that’s good news. And don’t take my word: Take that of Morgan Stanley. Taxes will be set at 30%, which … Continue reading
Posted in Boyd Gaming, Churchill Downs, Dan Gilbert, Detroit, Eldorado Resorts, Florida, Galaxy Entertainment, GLPI, Harrah's, Isle of Capri, Japan, Louisiana, Marijuana, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Nevada, Penn National, Philippines, Pinnacle Entertainment, Politics, Sheldon Adelson, Taxes, Tilman Fertitta, Tropicana Entertainment, Wall Street
Comments Off on Japan “better than feared.” Mixed bag in Louisiana
MGM Connecticut hopes fading … for now
MGM Bridgeport will have to wait a bit. According to Connecticut Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz (D), the best chance of passage of any gaming-related legislation is narrow. Expressing misgivings about the consequences of further diluting the Nutmeg State’s gambling … Continue reading
Posted in Boyd Gaming, Foxwoods, Genting, Indiana, Japan, Macau, MGM Mirage, Mohegan Sun, Movies, Politics, Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, The Strip, Transportation, Tribal
Comments Off on MGM Connecticut hopes fading … for now
Wynn out, MGM in: Is history repeating itself?
Remember when Kirk Kerkorian made Steve Wynn an offer he couldn’t refuse for Mirage Resorts? It looks like history is going to repeat itself with “back-channel approaches” being made by MGM Resorts International to embattled Wynn Resorts. “Wynn Resorts is … Continue reading
Posted in Archon Corp., Donald Trump, Elaine Wynn, Galaxy Entertainment, Genting, Hard Rock International, Harrah's, Japan, Laughlin, Macau, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Politics, Regulation, Sexual misconduct, Steve Wynn, The Strip, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
Comments Off on Wynn out, MGM in: Is history repeating itself?
Florida dithers; MGM catches a wave
Having once more proven itself constitutionally incapable (pun intended) of passing gaming legislation during the normal course of doing business, the Florida Lege is now talking ‘special session,’ which seems like what it would take to get anything done, if … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic City, DFS, Economy, Florida, Internet gambling, Japan, Macau, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Mississippi, Politics, Racinos, Regulation, Seminole Tribe, Sexual misconduct, Sports, Steve Wynn
Comments Off on Florida dithers; MGM catches a wave
Quo vadis, Steve?; Dan Gilbert’s new twist
Gaming Industry Daily Report Editor Alan Woinski has some interesting speculations about Steve Wynn‘s future and his big stock cash-out. “He will need the money considering he never received a golden parachute when he stepped down. He could have a lot … Continue reading
Sands Bethlehem becomes Wind Creek; Brazil nixes casinos
Sands Bethlehem‘s buyers are letting no grass grow beneath their feet. The Poarch Bank of Creek Indians will rename the megaresort Wind Creek Bethlehem. It remains to be seen whether they’ll have to deal with unionizing the work force: So … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Harrah's, International, Japan, Kazuo Okada, Pennsylvania, Politics, Sheldon Adelson, Station Casinos, Tribal, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
Comments Off on Sands Bethlehem becomes Wind Creek; Brazil nixes casinos
Sands Bethlehem (finally) sold; Stratosphere battered
Never underestimate the power of electronic bingo. It’s the capital derived therefrom that’s enabling the Poarch Band of Creek Indians to make a $1.3 billion purchase of Sands Bethlehem. The tribe is succeeding where Tropicana Entertainment and MGM Resorts International … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Florida, Foxwoods, Golden Gaming, International, Japan, Law enforcement, Macau, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Mohegan Sun, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Politics, Regulation, Sheldon Adelson, Singapore, The Strip, Tribal, Tropicana Entertainment, Wall Street
Comments Off on Sands Bethlehem (finally) sold; Stratosphere battered
Paradise lost; MGM contemplates CityCenter buyout
Steve Wynn‘s executive chair isn’t even cold yet and already Wynn Resorts is shifting its priorities, evidently. Yesterday Deutsche Bank analyst Carlo Santarelli wrote that he believes the company “is likely to complete its convention space at Paradise Park and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Churchill Downs, CityCenter, Dubai, Florida, Illinois, Japan, Kazuo Okada, Macau, Massachusetts, MGM Mirage, Pennsylvania, Politics, Steve Wynn, The Strip, Wall Street, Wynn Resorts
1 Comment
Ground broken for Connecticut casino; Big Brother is watching you in Japan
In a damn-the-torpedoes move, Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun leaders moved forward with demolition of the cineplex that will give way to a satellite casino in East Windsor. Although only 100 people showed up for the event, spirits were … Continue reading
Maddox: Stand by my man
Steve Wynn disgusts me so much that I want to pack it in. His latest stratagem, faced with police reports, is a time-honored [sic] one: Blame the victim. Wynn sent a spokesman out to say the mogul “has never been supplied … Continue reading
Hard Rock makes sweeping pledge; Wynn dodges a bullet
Having expanded the old Trump Taj Mahal concert venue by over 25%, Hard Rock International is promising the Boardwalk “more live music than Atlantic City has ever seen.” We’re talking 200 live events in Year One. “When’s the first time someone has … Continue reading
