Dotty’s is informing affected customers that it was recently the victim of a cyberattack. The company says personal information, including names, dates of birth, and driver’s license numbers were stolen.

Dotty’s operates about 120 gaming taverns in Nevada that feature slots and video poker. The chain is owned by Craig Estey and his Nevada Restaura

The tourism official tasked with promoting Las Vegas globally is up for a pay raise that would bring his annual salary to almost $400,000. His legal counsel also could be getting a pay hike, raising her salary to over $200,000 a year.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board of directors on Tuesday will consider a recommendation to raise CEO Steve

More than a week after it was supposed to be released, the New York State Gaming Commission on Friday posted the much-anticipated request for applications for mobile sports betting. And if operators want to set up shop in what would be the country’s most lucrative market, they’ll need to pony up to the state.

Accused faces litany of charges

A former employee of Loto-Québec stands accused of embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from the company that regulates Quebec’s gambling industry. According to the Toronto Star, 37-year-old Martin Raymond, who worked in the online gambling call center, has been charged with “breach of trust by a public officer, fraud over $5,000 against a player, fraud over $5,000 against Loto-Québec, possession of personal information for criminal purposes and unauthorized use of a computer.”

Quebec’s permanent anticorruption unit (UPAC) conducted the investigation

Private equity rivals Advent International and Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) will tussle for William Hill’s non-US assets, which Caesars Entertainment (NASDAQ:CZR) is in the process of putting up for auction.

Apollo has long been viewed as a leading contender for William Hill’s High Street betting shops and the European online gaming business — among the operations Caesars is looking to divest. The private equity firm’s interest in thos

Authorities in Quebec have charged an employee of the provincial gambling operator, Loto-Québec, with offenses related to the embezzlement of funds from customer accounts.

Martin Raymond is a 37-year-old systems analyst who, until recently, worked in Loto-Québec’s online gambling call center.

La Presse reports he is accused of misappropriating just over C$20,000 (US$16,000) in customer funds. Around 30 personal gaming accounts were compromised

Scientific Games (NASDAQ:SGMS) is evaluating an Australian initial public offering (IPO) for the lottery business the company is planning to divest.

Last week, the gaming equipment manufacturer said it’s parting with the lottery unit and its Don Best sports wagering arm. It noted at the time the transactions could materialize in the form of an initial public offering (IPO), a merger with a special purpose acq

The rubber match

Conor McGregor returns to the octagon this weekend in his third fight against American Dustin Poirier, with bettors looking to get in on the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) 264 action. After getting knocked out in the first round in 2014 by McGregor, Poirier earned redemption in January, returning the favor and knocking out the Irishman.

looking to settle the score once and for all

Both fighters will be looking to settle the score once and for all at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

When does UFC 264 take place?

UFC 264 is on July 10, 202

Six lucky winners

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has handed out the first prizes for the state’s COVID-19 vaccination lottery this week, while cases of coronavirus continue to rise across the jurisdiction. The government-run scheme aims to reward Nevada residents for getting their inoculations.

The public lottery offers Nevadans over the age of 18 the chance to win cash prizes if they have received their jabs. This week, four participants won $25,000, one bagged $50,000, and another took home the top prize of $250,000. Sisolak handed out cheques during a ceremony on Thursday, despite a br

Suspects stand accused of stealing around $1m

Police in Nevada have arrested the second of two men accused of stealing around $1m in cash and casino chips in the armed burglary of poker pro Chad Power’s home in February.

a battery of felony charges

According to 8NewsNow, court records state that police arrested Trevaghn Battle, 26, on July 3. Citing documents obtained from the Henderson Police Department, the Las Vegas news site said Battle got hit with a battery of felony charges.