Keeping up with the evolving world of gambling, Caesars Entertainment debuted an interactive game in hopes of attracting more of the millennial audience.

Orlando Machuca tried out the new skill-based table game. There isn't a dealer, and there's always a winner. Sounds like a pretty cool game right?

I keep winning," said Machuca. "I generally don't win."

Caesars Entertainment is showing off three new tables with two interactive video games. The machines have a new home inside Planet Hollywood's main casino.

"We're the very first in all of the world to introduce these games, and we think about the way our company has tried to push the boundaries on being innovative on the casino floor," said Ryan Hammer, General Manager, Caesars Entertainment.

Both games can be played by two to four players, and each bet is $2. One of the games is poker, but with a twist... Read More

A mega-resort planned to take up 87 acres on the Las Vegas Strip is slowly inching forward. Initially scheduled to open in 2016, the owners of Resorts World have promised to ramp up activity several times, but it hasn't happened.

The Resorts World is located on Las Vegas Boulevard and Convention Center Drive where the old Stardust once stood.

The owners have promised more than 5,000 construction jobs, but it simply hasn't materialized. Most of the steel and concrete seen on the lot was erected before 2008 when Boyd Gaming suspended work on their Echelon project.

On Wednesday, the Clark County Commission took steps to speed up construction on the Resorts World project. Representatives of Resorts World owner Genting asked Commissioners to waive certain approval processes so they can move forward faster, and the commissioners agreed.

"This is a request to build on our site entirely but not be limited to undergrounds and foundations."... Read More

After a long delay, work is finally underway at the All Net Arena site where there are plans to build a 22,000-seat arena and retail complex in between the SLS and the mothballed Fountainbleau.

It's encouraging news for the north Strip, but this doesn't necessarily mean construction is now full speed ahead.

The idea of a multi-purpose sports arena, hotel, and restaurant on vacant land where the Wet n' Wild water park used to be goes back to 2010.

In 2013, former UNLV and NBA player Jackie Robinson got the go ahead from the county to move forward with the project. Robinson had hoped it would be finished and open by Dec. 2016.

But while the All Net project was tied up in lawsuits, the MGM Resorts beat them to the punch and opened the the T-Mobile arena a couple miles down the Strip.

Until now, the All Net site has sat dormant... Read More