Resorts Casino Hotel News

The in-person events at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas will require proof of vaccination for players, but there was another announcement made by the WSOP this week with several online bracelet events added to the schedule.

Donna of Hazlet, New Jersey became one of the biggest jackpot winners in Atlantic City of the last 10 years, hauling in $1,644,349 on 19 September.

Football fans can throw on their jerseys and get ready for the big games at Resorts Casino Hotel beginning Thursday, 9 September when the 2021 season kicks-off.

Guests will be able to try their luck at 19 state-of-the art betting terminals and simultaneously play multiple games at once. Gaming options include big wheel, roulette, blackjack, baccarat and craps.

With the start of next week's NCAA Men's Basketball tournament, Atlantic City casinos will be hosting various events, drink and food specials, as well as featuring their sportsbooks to create the ultimate experience for fans.

In this partnership with the Atlantic City property, they will welcome a new dining concept that features a classic steakhouse, raw bar and live entertainment.

According to Tripadvisor’s Seasonal Travel Index for Fall 2020, Atlantic City is one of the top travel destinations this fall, ranking third in the nation.

Even though we are seeing a much different edition of the World Series of Poker this year, it is officially underway. While it is not taking place at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, golden bracelets will be awarded in online competitions this summer.

In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Atlantic City property has developed a Play Safe, Work Safe operations plan to create a fun, comfortable and safe environment for guests and team members.

In an attempt to slow spreading, the Nevada Gaming Control Board adjusted the policy once again this week, making it a requirement for any visitor in a public place, which includes sitting at a table game with plexiglass barriers.

The installation is part of Resorts' Play Safe, Work Safe plan to responsibly welcome back guests and team members on 2 July.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Twitter today that the nine Atlantic City casinos will be able to reopen 2 July at 25% capacity with “simple safeguards” in place.

The installation is part of Resorts' Play Safe, Work Safe plan to responsibly welcome back guests and team members after its closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Atlantic City resort's plan includes a significant capital investment to improve air quality, as well as clean and sanitize surfaces across the property.

The Atlantic City resort announced today that they have donated $25,000 to The Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s Southern Branchand $25,000 to the Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks lost out on nearly $370 million in sports wagers in March, according to PlayNJ estimates, while online casino and poker revenue smashed the previous record with $64.8 million in revenue.

Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment announced its decision to temporarily suspend operations at its North American properties until further notice consistent with directives from various government bodies.

After a great month, the concern for New Jersey’s sportsbooks is what lies ahead after all of the four major sports, and more, have suspended seasons.

DraftKings Sportsbook at the Atlantic City resort will have food and drink specials on 19 March as guests watch their favorite teams compete.

Casino City's Nick Mariano heads to the world of online casinos and breaks down his 10 favorite Live Dealer games, including variations of blackjack, roulette and popular board games.