Three Card Poker win at Paris Las Vegas

One lucky family is leaving Las Vegas with deep pockets after winning a six-figure jackpot in 30 minutes.

On Thursday, 6 July at 11 p.m., Caesars Rewards member Patricia Hendricks of Michigan won $416,040 after hitting a Mega Jackpot playing Three Card Poker at Paris Las Vegas.

$6 million win on Pai Gow Poker at Flamingo Las Vegas

Caesars Rewards member and Las Vegas local Thomas Zanot, had a lucky start to 2023 when he was dealt a seven-card straight flush of spades while playing Pai Gow Poker at Flamingo Las Vegas. The hand earned him a progressive jackpot win of $6,443,401 – over six times larger than the largest Pai Gow progressive payout at Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas Resorts in 2022 – in the early morning hours of Sunday, 8 January.

Park MGM officially takes its place on the Las Vegas Strip

With the lighting of its new marquee and hotel tower signs, Monte Carlo officially shed its name this week for a new identity – Park MGM – making way for the resort set for completion later this year. Following a transformation that will touch every element of the central Strip property, Park MGM is a welcoming social hub that evokes the residential spirit, intimacy and individuality of a boutique experience on a resort scale.

Las Vegas to host huge Fourth of July weekend

Las Vegas will celebrate the Land of the Free with live music, pool parties and star spangled glamour all holiday weekend. An estimated 323,000 visitors will travel to Las Vegas to enjoy the holiday weekend, which is up slightly from 2016.

The Strip to showcase historic Las Vegas signs

The Neon Museum proudly announces a new partnership with Fashion Show to showcase restored, historic Las Vegas signs on the Las Vegas Strip. Beginning in spring 2017, the two entities will make Fashion Show's newly renovated Plaza the first place on the iconic Las Vegas Strip to showcase signs from the Neon Museum's collection.

Las Vegas Tourism Annual Report shows increased visitor spending

Visitor spending is on the rise in multiple categories including food and beverage, local transportation, shows and entertainment, shopping and sightseeing, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's (LVCVA's) 2016 Visitor Profile Study. Additionally, 27% of visitors were in Las Vegas for the first time, an 11% increase from 2015.

Tourism has record-breaking $60 billion impact on Southern Nevada economy

Tourism continues to be Southern Nevada’s most vital industry, creating record-breaking visitation and unmatched economic impact in 2016. A recent study by Applied Analysis determined that Southern Nevada’s tourism industry continues to generate more economic activity than any other single sector of the region’s economy.