Casino Gaming History and News

Last week, the Fontainebleau Las Vegas had its grand opening on the Las Vegas Strip. The opening of Las Vegas Boulevard's newest resort was 18 years in the making. Due to numerous legal and financi...

By popular request and demand, we bring you volume seven of our high-end casino chips. We are listing these chips online so you can purchase them from our website. We are continuing to sell many of...

Just west of the Las Vegas Strip sits the Palace Station Hotel and Casino. The resort just went through a 192 million-dollar renovation. If you want to venture off the Strip and the Fremont Street ...

In honor of Elvis Presley’s recent 85th birthday, we wanted to focus this week on the resort and casino where he once performed. It all started back in 1969. The site of the International Hotel and...

A few months back, we told you about some of Las Vegas’s history when it comes to dig chips. To recap, when the Frontier Casino was demolished, there were chips and tokens found in the concrete fou...

This week, we are going to continue our Las Vegas History Series by focusing on the Fiesta/Fiesta Rancho Hotel and Casino. In Las Vegas history, the Fiesta is the first casino the Maloof family-own...

From 1985 to 2013, Gold Spike Hotel and Casino was known as an economical destination to stay at in Downtown Las Vegas. Visitors could stay minutes from such historic hotels and casinos including t...

In one of the most interesting finds, while doing our latest research for this Las Vegas History Series edition, I found out that there were two different casinos and resorts with the name Rendezvo...

In the history of Las Vegas, there are two places that are an important part of the city’s history. Today, we are going to look at how at the El Rancho Vegas and Stardust. We are going to talk abou...