Casino Gaming History and News

With this week being the 12th anniversary since the demolition of the New Frontier Casino, we wanted to show you a new collection of chips from all the different chapters of the Frontier. These chi...

This week marks the 24th anniversary of the implosion of the Landmark Hotel and Casino. The demolition occurred on November 7th 1995. In honor of this once great Las Vegas resort and casino, we hav...

This week, we are putting a new collection of chips from the La Rue Hotel and Casino on our website for you to purchase. We have also added some new Sahara chips. However, we will talk about those ...

This week, we are going to kickoff something new that we are going to feature in our newsletter weekly. We are going to feature all of the new casino chips we are adding to the website in a section...

In the past, we’ve told you about numerous cities in Nevada and their casino history. This week, we are going to tell you about Tonopah, Nevada and show you our casino chip collection from there.To...

Earlier this month, the Hooters Las Vegas Hotel and Casino became the Oyo Hotel and Casino. Looking back at the history of the Hooters in Las Vegas, this resort was located just right off the strip...

This week, we are going to look at a casino in Nevada that has been opened since 1931. This gaming operation is one of the first five casinos to receive a gaming license. The ability to have a lega...

On August 14th, 1951, Benny Binion opened Binion’s Horseshoe after purchasing the land from the resorts of the Hotel Apache and Eldorado Club. It was the first casino downtown that had both carpet ...

For those who want to venture a little off the Las Vegas Strip, a few casino resorts sit near Caesars Palace and the Bellagio. Those properties are the Palms Hotel and Casino, the Rio All-Suites Ho...