A suspect was apprehended early Tuesday after allegedly robbing a Las Vegas Strip gaming property, according to the Las Vegas Metro Police. The casino was identified as The Cosmopolitan — and the holdup took place at a casino cage, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.

In a statement, a Metro spokesman did not specify which gaming venue was the scene of the holdup. He did confirm the robbery took place at a casino in the 3700 block on S

A gambler who took part in the 2004 killing of a Long Island bookies’ runner has finally admitted his culpability in the case, Newsday reports.

Mark Orlando, then 33, lured Bobby Calabrese, 24, to a deserted industrial area in Island Park, between the mainland and the island of Long Beach.

Orlando had promised to hand over a $17,000 gambling debt to the younger man. But he had no intention of paying.

Instead, he and another man, Herve Jeannot, amb

Rahm was going to win

Jon Rahm was living the dream. He had finished the third round of the PGA’s Memorial Tournament on Saturday with a massive six-stroke lead, looking like a lock to win the competition for the second straight year. But as he walked off the 18th green, he received devastating news: he had tested positive for COVID-19 and must withdraw from the tournament.

Despite this, several sportsbooks have decided to pay Rahm bettors as if he won. DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, PointsBet, and William Hill all announced Saturday night that bets on Rahm will be treated as winners.

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, the former Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, opened in March to little fanfare because of ongoing limitations caused by the pandemic. But with most restrictions now lifted, and Las Vegas returning to its typical Vegas ways, Virgin is ready to properly celebrate the off-Strip casino resort’s reincarnation.

Beginning this Thursday, June 10, and running through

Greece is among the latest regions to implement gambling regulations within its legal framework.

The regions recently started opening their doors to welcome new market entrants and grow their market.

Bet365 and Play’n GO are among the first to receive their Greek license and go live under the new Greek regulatory system.

New Games and Online Casinos for Greek Players

The online casino industry in Greece is slowly but surely starting to expand as the Hellenic Gaming Commission (EEEP) awards licensing to operators and game providers.

Shortly after licensing Betsson, the EEEP opens the Gre

Detroit commercial casino revenue remains below pre-COVID-19 levels. 

The three brick-and-mortar gaming floors won $109.7 million last month, $16.1 million less than what they did in May of 2019. 

MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity, and Greektown were closed throughout May 2020 because of the coronavirus. For comparison, the Detroit casinos won $125.8 million in May of 2019 — 13 percent better than last

The Tesla people mover began operating in Las Vegas this week in time for the World of Concrete convention. The only people allowed to use it are convention-goers and convention staff members.

Following an education session on Monday, the World of Concrete trade show opened Tuesday at the Las Vegas Convention Center, just east of the Strip. This is the first major trade show in the nation since the

Over $57,000 in cash seized

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is investigating 158 men and women for their “suspected involvement in illegal horse betting activities,” according to Singapore-based Asian news network CNA. The SPF said in a June 8 press release that the suspects include 147 men and 11 women between the ages of 36 and 83.

CNA took to Twitter on June 8 to share a photograph of one of the arrested suspects and cash taken in the raid:

The company behind the Wakayama integrated casino resort proposal has brought on a longtime gaming industry executive with global development experience.

William Weidner served as president and chief operating officer of Las Vegas Sands for 15 years before his departure in March of 2009. He has partnered with Canada-based private equity firm Clairvest Gr