Casino

Gambling giant MGM Resorts International says it did nothing wrong in its dealings with a New York City man who accuses it of preying on his gambling addiction with repeated cash bonuses intended to keep him gambling. In court papers, MGM says Sam Antar, a twice-jailed “fraudster” who repeatedly victimized friends, relatives and strangers, is engaging in “his latest scheme”…

Lawmakers are deciding on transferring land around the Nassau Coliseum over to casino and resort company ‘Las Vegas Sands.’ Greg Cergol reports.

The Nassau County Legislature voted 17-1 Monday night to allow Las Vegas Sands to develop the 72-acre area around the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale. The $5-billion project will include a casino, hotel, entertainment venue and housing.

An Atlantic City casino is putting down big bucks to make sure there are spots to sit after being faced with the possibility of a “non-existent” beach this summer. Ted Greenberg reports.

Developers are hoping the New York Gaming Commission will allow them to transform 1515 Broadway into Caesar’s Palace Times Square — but some in the neighborhood aren’t loving the idea

Developers are hoping the New York Gaming Commission will allow them to transform 1515 Broadway into Caesar’s Palace Times Square — but Mets Owner Steve Cohen is among those fighting to bring the gambling license elsewhere, like across from Citi Field

News 4’s Andrew Siff reports.

There is a lot of excitement around the plan to bring a potential resort and casino to Nassau County, but some concerns as well — and in order for it to become a reality, there are a few obstacles developers will have to overcome

Las Vegas Sands firm believes they have the perfect plan to transform the 80 acres around Nassau Coliseum into a casino. Greg Cergol reports.

Developers are hoping the New York Gaming Commission will allow them to transform 1515 Broadway into Caesar’s Palace Times Square — but Mets Owner Steve Cohen is among those fighting to bring the gambling license elsewhere, like across from Citi Field

Developers want to transform 1515 Broadway into Caesar’s Palace Times Square. Andrew Siff reports.

Atlantic City’s main casino workers union will vote Wednesday on whether to authorize a strike against the city’s casinos, with whom they have yet to reach new contract agreements. Local 54 of the Unite Here union will decide whether to authorize union leadership to call a strike against any or all of the nine casinos. Contracts with the casinos expired...

New owners are placing all of their chips on one of Atlantic City’s poorest-performing casinos, which has been struggling for years. But now there’s a $100 million cash infusion for much-needed improvements. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.