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Category Archives: Tamares Group
Culinary Union declares war on Deutsche Bank; The NFL’s dirty hands
Deutsche Bank, in its role as 25% shareholder in Station Casinos, continues to draw fire from the Culinary Union. Let’s clear up a couple of things first. Yes, the Culinary still has an axe to grind with Station over the … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary Union, Entertainment, Harrah's, history, Oklahoma, Regulation, Sam Nazarian, Sports, Station Casinos, Tamares Group, Tribal
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Those tight slots; A birthday for Horseshoe
When one reads that casino revenues were up in, say, Indiana, despite lower foot traffic, you’ve got to wonder how its done. Applied Analysis has the answer: Slot holds are at “all-time highs,” meaning that some of the economic recovery … Continue reading
So long, Las Vegas Club
The countdown has begun toward a Wednesday closing of the Las Vegas Club. It’s surprising that it took five years for new co-owner Derek Stevens to persuade Tamares Group to part with the casino, considering how flummoxed Tamares was at … Continue reading
Vegas Club rescued; Straight talk from Steve Wynn
Good news for fans of the Las Vegas Club (and you know who you are): Its long Tamares Group nightmare will soon be over. Tamares has sold the Vegas Club to the D owner Derek Stevens and his brother for … Continue reading
Wynn splits expectations
Wynn Resorts split Wall Street expectations for cash flow in Macao last quarter, as well as on the Las Vegas Strip. Analyst Carlo Santarelli of Deutsche Bank said Wynn’s Vegas room revenue “wasn’t great” and characterized management’s projections as “a tad aggressive.” … Continue reading
Mirage sold?; Cosmo post-mortem; Ivey counterattacks
Our crackerjack research department at LVA is hot on the trail of a report that MGM Resorts International is going to shuck one of its signature properties, The Mirage, lock, stock and volcano. A sale of the megaresort that changed … Continue reading
Wynn faces sore loser in Boston
Steve Wynn was finally able to close a $35 million deal on the site of his Everett, Massachusetts, casino project. That’s good, because Wynn has to deal with new perfidy from Boston Mayor Martin “McCheese” Walsh. The latter’s long silence … Continue reading
Posted in Derek Stevens, Downtown, Massachusetts, Politics, Regulation, Steve Wynn, Tamares Group, Technology
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All Wynn, all the time
Posted in Carl Icahn, Economy, Fontainebleau, G2E, Internet gambling, Macau, Marketing, Maryland, MGM Mirage, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Politics, Regulation, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Tamares Group, Taxes
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N.Y.: We’re poorer than you; Shame at the Plaza
That casino battle in New York State is evolving into a war of words. At stake is who can prove they’re poorer than the next guy. A study commissioned by the Sullivan County Partnership for Economic Development reached the perverse point of … Continue reading
Posted in Downtown, Economy, Harrah's, New York, Regulation, Tamares Group
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Caution at MGM, audacity at Caesars; Cortez crumbles
As the line continues to blur between social gaming and real-money gambling, MGM Resorts International continues to hang back from the latter and favor the former. It’s putting its efforts into a free-play site that offers M Life rewards, as … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary Union, Downtown, Harrah's, Internet gambling, MGM Mirage, Tamares Group, Terry Caudill
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And then there were fewer; The Culinary’s empty threats
Scratch two names from the mad scramble for a New York State casino. The vaguely interested Rolling Hills Entertainment is out but it was a long shot. Of greater consequence is Pinnacle Entertainment‘s abandonment of its pursuit of the Albany … Continue reading
Posted in Boyd Gaming, Churchill Downs, Culinary Union, Derek Stevens, Downtown, Harrah's, Illinois, Maryland, New York, Pinnacle Entertainment, Racinos, Tamares Group, Taxes, Terry Caudill
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Las Vegas, Wranglers both grounded
Reports of Las Vegas‘ rebirth have been greatly exaggerated … or so the Brookings Institute‘s Mountain Monitor tells us. True, job growth was second only to Phoenix‘s, at almost 1% and double the regional average. Most of that growth, however, … Continue reading
Posted in Current, Economy, Sports, Tamares Group
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Dramatic turnarounds in Massachusetts; Tribe-on-tribe conflict in California
Hopes that the Mashpee Wampanoags have for a casino got a big lift on March 12. That’s when Interior Department Solicitor Hilary Tompkins ruled that tribes not recognized before 1934 weren’t excluded from casino eligibility. In her interpretation of the … Continue reading
Posted in Boyd Gaming, California, Culinary Union, Derek Stevens, Downtown, Goldman Sachs, Harrah's, Horseracing, Massachusetts, Mohegan Sun, Regulation, Station Casinos, Steve Wynn, Tamares Group, Terry Caudill, The Strip, Tilman Fertitta, Tribal
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Wranglers find new home; Riding El Loco
Having been turfed out of The Orleans, the Las Vegas Wranglers hockey team has been bereft of a home. But they’ve paired up with Tamares Gaming in an unusual move. The Wranglers — rink, stands, zamboni and all — will … Continue reading
Posted in Bally Technologies, Boyd Gaming, Downtown, Entertainment, MGM Mirage, New York, Racinos, Sports, Tamares Group, Technology, The Strip
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Changing of the Guard at Bally; Whence Mecca?
Now that the Bally Technologies takeover of Shuffle Entertainment is a done deal, there’s a bit of musical chairs to be played. Senior Vice President for Law & Government Mark Lerner will be eased out, in favor of Shuffle’s general counsel, … Continue reading
Posted in Bally Technologies, Downtown, Economy, Macau, Planet Hollywood, Shuffle Master, Tamares Group
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X Train dead? Is so! Is not!
“I’ll believe when I see it” has always been a good policy to follow when dealing with the X Train. This, you may recall, was the rail service that was to be underwritten with onboard gambling and was to double … Continue reading
Posted in Current, Dining, Downtown, North Las Vegas, Tamares Group, Tourism, Transportation
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Positive auguries in New York
Supporters of more casinos in New York State have been a little anxious about sentiment in New York City, where the fate of the constitutional amendment is expected to rest. They may be breathing a sigh of relief today after … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Downtown, Economy, Election, Foxwoods, Macau, Mohegan Sun, New York, Sheldon Adelson, Tamares Group
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What happens here …
View more videos at: http://nbclosangeles.com. … gets shipped to California. It certainly adds an element of color to your next visit to the Plaza, adjacent to the Las Vegas bus depot.
Posted in California, Current, Downtown, Politics, Tamares Group
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Siegel in Glitter Gulch? Down, but not out?
S&G contributor Jeff_in_OKC has been reading the entrails of the recent demise of the Gold Spike (which had seemed to be doing so much better under Spiegel Group) and sees cause for hope. Other nearby casinos weren’t slow to court … Continue reading
Posted in Current, Downtown, Hard Rock Hotel, Tamares Group
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Gold Spike: Hsieh, you tricky bastard!
No sooner had I confidently predicted that Zappos.com CEO Tony Hsieh (whoops, wrong Tony) would not be making any gaming related purchased when the shoe mogul pounced on the financially troubled Gold Spike. Showing the acumen that’s made him the … Continue reading
Posted in Current, Downtown, Economy, Sam Nazarian, Steve Wynn, Tamares Group
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