Inside Gaming: These airports could soon join Las Vegas in offering slot machines

Chicago’s two major airports are gearing up to become the third and fourth U.S. airports to offer slot machines. Legislation approved in 2019 for a first-ever Chicago casino also allows slot machines ...
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Red Rock Resorts Announces $385 Million Expansion of Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas

Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas announces a $385 million expansion, adding a bowling alley, theaters, and more.

Red Rock Resorts outlines $385M Durango expansion with 400 new slots while extending share repurchase program to 2027

Q3 2025 Management View Stephen Cootey, Executive VP, CFO & Treasurer, reported, "Our Las Vegas operations once again set new ...
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Fallout: New Vegas Fan Makes Interesting Point About The Slot Machines

Daniel is a News Writer from the United Kingdom. Relatively new to the industry with almost three years of experience, he has focused on establishing himself in the gaming space. While he focuses on ...
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Red Rock Resorts commits $385M to next phase of Durango expansion in Las Vegas

Red Rock Resorts will invest $385 million in a second phase of expansion of its Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas, adding ...
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Feeling lucky before takeoff? Midway and O’Hare airports may soon house slot machines

A new ordinance would welcome slot machines to both Chicago airports—and another proposal could allow video gambling machines in restaurants and hotels citywide.