Casinos

Panelists speaking at the East Coast Gaming Congress, a casino conference in Atlantic City, say changes they had to make due to the pandemic had some benefits.

A panel discussion between Mark Giannantonio, president of Resorts Casino, and proponents of a smoking ban in Atlantic City casinos has been canceled.

Hard Rock International said Monday it's spending over $100 million to give significant raises to 10,000 workers, including its Atlantic City, NJ casino.

Atlantic City's casinos and their online partners saw their collective profits decline by nearly 1% in the second quarter of this year.

Atlantic City casino dealers opposed to smoking indoors are rejecting an idea being floated among state legislators to create designated outdoor smoking areas that employees could opt out of staffing.

Golden Nugget reached an agreement with casino workers on Thursday, July 28, and was the last of nine Atlantic City casinos to do so with Local 54 Unite HERE.

Workers at five Atlantic City casinos have ratified new contracts giving them significant raises, and are now turning their attention to the two that have yet to settle, their union said Tuesday.

Collectively, New Jersey's nine casinos brought in $216.6 million from in-person gamblers in March. Not only does that figure not break any records, but it's also slightly down from $223.1 million in March 2019.

About 250 Atlantic City casino workers held a rally to call on the state Legislature to pass a bill that would ban smoking in gambling halls.

Hotel room makeovers, casino floor redesigns, new restaurants, and swimming pools are all being built this spring, with more to come later in the year.