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Random Vegas  June 3rd, 1976, “Tokes”, tip money given to dealers by players, is considered taxable income that must be reported on tax returns, says a US court of appeals  TwitPic of the week  Here is another part of Vegas I never knew, the neon signs of west Fremont St pre-Vegas Vicky and Las Vegas Club renovation. The angle captures the Las Vegas Club, Jackpot arcade, the Mint, the horseshoe and the Fremont all stacked on top on one another, visually speaking. As usually, the vivid colors of the signage light up the night sky unlike any other source of lighting. Thanks to @FSELV for sharing it.  News Content Creator Wars First Impression

Random Vegas Nick Mazzolo.  You may not know the name but you certainly know his work.  Nick was cast as a table games dealer in 3 blockbuster titles.  Rain Man in 1988, Casino in 1995 and Vegas Vacation in 1997. TwitPic of the week In a picture that looks like it was taking on the pool deck of the Plaza years before it existed, this picture, shared by @FSELV definitely captures the best the Las Vegas Club ever looked, years before her transformation into a faux baseball stadium on the roof.  All of Fremont strip was sexy as hell during the 60s, before Golden Nugget absorbed the entire city block they occupy today.  Back when the Lucky Club and California Club shared the space.  But you can't see any of that here so lets just wrap this up by saying here we also have the Golden Gate with its signage looking as dapper as ever, still sporting the Hotel Sal Sagev signage. News LOVE Ends Hard Rock Model Spearmint vs Peppermint Bait and Switch Ellis Island Expansion Nevada Opposes Funding Stadium Oasis Cinema Club  

Brittany Mahomes and Jackson Mahomes were spotted sitting side-by-side at this year's Super Bowl just two days after Brittany snubbed Jackson at a Las Vegas club, RadarOnline.com can report.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Random Vegas While already in use at multiple other businesses in the valley, the Las Vegas Club installed the 1st neon sign on a hotel gambling establishment in 1931 (Vintage Research) Twitpic of the week While there are many reasons to not like Caesars Palace, the architecture isn't one of them.  The move from the Sarno block exterior to an aesthetic that more appropriately reflects the time and place its representing was masterfully applied.  Even though we know these are all recreations it still projects a sense of authentic grandeur.  I mean, whose eyes aren't drawn to statues of topless females and concrete penises.  Thanks to @las_when for sharing a great representation of what we are talking about. News Happy Hour Deals Kitchen Nightmares Fontainebleau Details MGM Cyber Attacks Zero Bond Red Rock Point Theft Planet Hollywood Fire Alarms  Rio Refurbishment 

Joining us today is Las Vegas Club Host Dante Valle. Dante is a host for Wynn Nightlife, which is an upscale casino property on the Las Vegas Strip. Today we're going to get you prepared for the upcoming club season, whether you prefer night clubs, day clubs, keeping it cheap, or going all out. We'll talk about what you should and shouldn't do, how to make the best of your trip to Las Vegas, and even how to spend $50,000 in one go at a nightclub! 0:00 - Start 1:30 - What do you do 4:20 - What does guest list mean? Promoter vs host 7:30 - What is your hustle? 12:30 - How do rates work 15:30 - Who buys tables? 18:30 - Day Clubs 22:40 - Wynn vs other locations 32:00 - How much of the club is VIP 38:00- Crazy baller stuff 46:30 - What kind of money do you make 50:00 - Overpriced things 1:00:20 - Top of the line in LV right now 1:07:45 - Beach clubs ------------ Quickly- I'm Scott Groves - Husband, Father, Loan Officer, Coach, Author, Podcaster, and Recent Blue Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. This podcast is paid for and brought to you by.... by me, Scott Groves :-) Because I think these kind of long form conversations are valuable, I pay for 100% of the production of this show out of my pocket. This channel is FAR from monetization and because of the subject matter, may never be monetized. I am a Mortgage Loan Officer & Loan Officer Coach in real life. It's the money that I earn, from helping home-buyers and home-owners obtain home-loans, that pays for this show. If you, your friends, or your family are looking for a home loan from an honest Loan Officer, please contact me at Scott@ScottGrovesTeam.com I can do the loan for you (our team is licensed in 8 states) - OR - I can refer you to an amazing loan officer in the state where you're searching. ON WITH THE SHOW!!! New Full Episodes are released every THURSDAY at 10:00am and clips are released frequently throughout the week. SO MAKE SURE YOU SUBSCRIBE!!! ------------- Thank you for checking out the Podcast. We're building our community AS WE SPEAK and would love it if you checked us out in one of our communities: On The Edge Podcast Community & Facebook Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ontheedgepodcast/ On The Edge Podcast Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeetScottGroves On The Edge Podcast on Locals: https://reddotbluestate.locals.com/ ------------ www.OnTheEdgePodcast.com ------------ Don't care for YouTube and prefer listening instead? We got you covered wherever podcasts are found: Apple Podcasts: www.bit.ly/oteapple Google Podcasts: www.bit.ly/otegoogle Spotify: www.bit.ly/otespotify Breaker: www.bit.ly/otebreaker Radio Public: www.bit.ly/oteradio Pocket Casts: www.bit.ly/otepocket Anchor: www.bit.ly/oteanchor ----------- Do YOU or SOMEBODY YOU KNOW want to be featured in the podcast? Questions, inquiries, booking a show? Any topics or people you'd like us to cover? Send us an email: scott@ontheedgepodcast.com ----------- Spread the word and help us out! It doesn't cost a thing to hit that Like Button, Subscribe, and turn on the notification bell. Comments are appreciated and will be responded to! Doing any of these things tells the YouTube Algorithm that you like what you see and helps others find us as well! -----------

Derek Stevens arrived in Las Vegas in 2006 when he and his brother purchased the Golden Gate casino at the entrance to Fremont Street. A few years later, they added the former Fitzgerald's casino, now known as the “D” casino hotel. And just last year, Stevens opened the crown jewel of his properties, the first brand new casino on Fremont Street in more than 50 years, the Circa Resort Casino. Circa features the world's largest sports book and a pool experience unlike anything in the world. GGB Publisher Roger Gros sat down with Stevens at his offices in Circa in February. (See video below). GGB: How has Circa performed since you opened in the midst of the pandemic? Has it hit your benchmarks? Derek Stevens: Everything has played out pretty well overall. This was a five-year project, and when the pandemic hit in March of 2020, we knew we were going to be opening in 2020. So we couldn't halt a project when you're 85 percent of the way done. In retrospect, I feel very fortunate that we didn't halt. We were never really going to, but those questions came up from lawyers and other bankers and folks like that. We really never considered it. But in retrospect, if we would have held off, what a calamity that would have been for a lot of different reasons. First, the last eight months of the build we had to procure quite a bit of material. We would have had to let our staff go, and if you don't have a crew, you can't just snap your fingers and round up the team again. Then we would have had massive, massive supply chain issues. If we had shut down, the actual cost of the project would have probably increased a couple hundred million dollars, and the big thing is, we probably couldn't get it done in three years. Operationally, we did just fine. And we had a big, big step that happened in September last year, and we were able to refinance our original construction loan, and turn it into a normal conforming bank loan. That's a real big step for an organization like ours because we effectively reduced our interest rate by 8 percent. Everybody understands what it's like to refi your mortgage at a lower rate. Your sportsbook was the talk of the town when you first opened, along with the pools. What kind of reaction did you get from your customers when they first showed up, and has it continued to really do well? Everything we designed here is (because) we really wanted to create those “wow” moments. And the world's largest sportsbook is one of them. When you come out of the door at Legacy Club on the roof, that's another “wow” moment. And then when you walk into Stadium Swim, you get that “wow” moment. That's how we designed them, and they're working out as they were designed. So, it's been great. Circa Sports also runs the sportsbooks at Joe DeSimone's Pass casino in Henderson and the Tuscany. Has that been working out for you? Yes, at the Pass it gives some customers the flexibility, if you happen to live in that area, to pop in. Our location at Tuscany has been really just outstanding, to go along with our three here Downtown. We're looking forward to adding another location here shortly. How is Circa Sports performing in states where you're operating it? Right now, we're in Colorado and Iowa, and we'll soon be in several other states. It's going great there and we expect to become a respected brand in the sports betting world very quickly. In terms of the hotel, is your occupancy rate what you projected? Yes, since the day we opened. I mean our ADR is a little higher than what we thought we would be able to get, and the occupancy has been great. The bookings have been solid, and I'm back to the old days, where I can't wait to go to my casino host meeting tomorrow. That's full of arguments, because we don't have enough suites. It's been kind of a chilly winter here in Vegas this year. Has the pool concept worked as you thought it would when you first started? When it's cold and windy in Vegas—which doesn't happen all that often—it can get pretty chilly. But when it's cold and windy, and you're in the water, you hold your beer at your neck level; it's beautiful. Let's say there's a big hockey game, or a basketball game on, and there's a lot of people at the pool. With the dark sky in Vegas, and that big 143-foot screen, and you're hanging around with some friends, it's pretty cool to be out in a body of water in Vegas watching a great game. What's next for you? Are you happy Downtown? Are you interested in ever looking at the Strip or beyond? When I first bought the first property on this square block where Circa is now, the Las Vegas Club, that was August of 2015. It took five years trying to get this up and going. And remember, I'm really not a developer. I'm an operator. And I'm proud to say I'm an operator. So after five years on the development side I'm just enjoying operating this property. We just finished our first year. So, I've only gotten one lap under my belt here. One Super Bowl, one March Madness. I'm looking forward to having the opportunity to say, “OK, we've done this once. Now make it better.” We're all about continuous improvement, and I'm going to enjoy operating here.

Wanna buy a casino? Do you have one to sell? If so, Michael Parks is your guy. He's put together some of the biggest casino deals in Las Vegas, Reno and beyond. Michael takes a deep dive into the complex, intriguing world of gaming properties -- including the sale of The Las Vegas Club.  Also, Jonathan shares some thoughts about Vegas legend Sheldon Adelson, who died earlier this month.    Hosts: Jonathan Jossel, Lisa Melmed, Gary Vickery  

Plaza slots manager Mary Myers joints Jonathan, Lisa and Gary to talk about her job -- and her past jobs at The Las Vegs Club, the old joint across Main St. from the Plaza. The Las Vegas Club closed three years ago to make room for Circa, which just opened.    Hosts: Jonathan Jossel, Lisa Melmed, Gary Vickery  

he coronavirus pandemic almost threw a wrench into Derek Stevens’ plans to open Circa Resort & Casino in downtown Las Vegas. While the casino and sportsbook are ready to go, hotel construction lags behind. Through the use of three previous gaming entitlements, Circa remains firm on opening to the public on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The hotel will stage a partial opening towards the end of December. Stevens purchased the former Las Vegas Club, Glitter Gulch adult club and Mermaids to build Circa. This gave him the necessary leeway to stagger the opening of Circa Resort & Casino. Next up, Bitcoin Recent Market Gains Outpace GoldThe recent surge in Bitcoin’s (BTC) market value tops $13,000. This represents an impressive gain from just over $10,000 a month ago. The price of gold has creeped up 2.25 percent to $1,903 during the same timeframe. Various crypto investors have been impressed with these gains. Holding the BTC price above $12,000 as a key value level, has some investors extremely bullish on future prospects. The 30.36 percent gain against the US dollar is especially noteworthy in market performance. Confusion still surrounds BTC as a risk-on or risk-off asset. This can actually help its standing in the market as compared to the US dollar.In the next story, Downtown Las Vegas Casino Set to Open Stadium SwimDerek Stevens’ new Circa Resort & Casino in downtown Las Vegas has been described as a sportsbook with a casino built around it. The interior sportsbook covers three floors with a capacity of 1,000 guests. The main outdoor entertainment area is Stadium Swim. It will also cover three floors with six rooftop pools. There will be cabanas, day beds, swim up bars to accommodate up to 4,000 guests a day. The highlight is a high definition screen 40 feet in the air. The vertical width of this screen spans 43 feet. The entire Stadium Swim complex sits 100 feet above street level.In the last story, GAN Launches New Social Casino App for Agua Caliente CasinosThe Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians operate three land-based casinos in California. With the help of GAN, the casino is offering an online site and app to play free social casino games. The goal is to give online players an enhanced social casino gaming experience. GAN is a software solutions firm geared towards the US casino industry The company’s Simulated Gaming software is powering the new online site and app. It can also integrate Agua Caliente players into a loyalty membership awards program – the ACE Club. Both parties look forward to expanding this partnership in years to come.

On this weeks episode, Nick relives the time he got beat up in a Las Vegas Club on his 21st birthday, Etienne discusses first dates and why he might actually be single! Don't wanna miss this week! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-nikotine-break/support

Hi, this is The Weekly Gambling News Roundup.The news today is brought to you by........EasyMobileCasino.com and PlaySlots4RealMoney.Com (that's the numeral 4) for more updates...............The Plaza Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas was in the news a few weeks ago for its vintage progressive Keno video game. The game offered a long-running progressive jackpot that was finally hit by one lucky player. Eric Santos of Kahului, Hawaii walked away with the $96,000 jackpot on Saturday, Sept.21.The Keno game at the Plaza actually originated at the Western Casino. The video game was relocated to the Las Vegas Club with the jackpot still intact. The game made its way to the Plaza where the jackpot was then transferred to a newer machine. The original Keno machine operated on coins. As a vintage gambling machine, it will be raffled off in an October contest at the Plaza. This will be part of a special promotion at the Las Vegas casino resort. There will be two separate contests that month with plans to giveaway a dozen classic coin machines. Popular titles such as Joker Poker, Deuces Wild and Catch the Heat will be part of the collection. These vintage machines have quite a bit of nostalgic popularity. However, their antiquated technology is no longer compatible with newer slot machines.Caesars Sells Its Las Vegas Casino Rio for $516 MillionThe Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino has been sold for $516 million. Caesars Entertainment currently owns the Rio. The new owner will be a real estate investment company that is part of Imperial Companies. The deal is still subject to regulatory approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission. As part of the terms of the deal, Caesars will continue to operate the Rio for two years. The Las Vegas gaming giant will pay $45 million annually in rent. The deal also includes a $7 million third-year option for Caesars’ continued management services.The Rio is located off the Las Vegas Strip. The buyer has also left open an option for continued Caesars management after the terms of the current agreement expires. The Rio will remain part of the Caesars rewards program as part of the deal. There is also an agreement to keep the World Series of Poker at this location through 2020. Ownership of this highly popular event is not part of the agreement. Caesars will maintain ownership of WSP as a proprietary event.Imperial Companies is a real estate investment firm based in New York. Earlier this year, Caesars announced that it would merge with Eldorado Resorts out of Reno. That deal was valued at more than $17 billion.

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You can never have too much Las Vegas news, but we're going to do our best to change that. Listen in to get exclusive scoop about the world's most exciting city. This week's listicle is 22 new and renovated things coming to the Palms. We also talk Fly Linq ziplines, progress at Las Vegas Club's demolition, three robberies at M Resort, and rumors about Britney, the Cosmo and SLS. As a special bonus, we make a visit to the Love Store. Oh, we finally have your attention.

It's so much Vegas, your Lap Band will burst! We've got all the scoop about the sale of Fontainebleau, an interview with the beverage honcho for The D and Golden Gate, a chat with the guy responsible for tearing down the Las Vegas Club and more. There's news, a munchie-inspired "Listicle of the Week" and a bonus interview with the voice actor behind the real Pappy. Listen up for your recommended weekly allowance of Las Vegas.  

This week, hear from the owner of Tipsy Robot, a new offering on The Strip (with robotic bartenders, as you might have guessed). We've got the latest from Resorts World, Las Vegas Club and Mermaids, Ellis Island, the Zombie Apocalypse Store and more. Oh, of course, there's a metric ass-ton of Las Vegas news, and a listicle that involves women taking their clothes off. Tune in, listen up, drink something, already.

It is literally the original hotel in Las Vegas, built in 1906 and given the address 1 Fremont St.  It was originally the Hotel Nevada, then in 31 it became a casino and was renamed Sal Sagev, Las Vegas backwards until 1955 when a group of Italian-Americans from San Francisco rethemed it into the Golden Gate.  Fast forward to today and this isn’t what you would expect out of a 110 year old property.  This is the very definition of classic.  It’s old without being dated, it’s small without feeling cramped and it's themed without being gaudy.  Much of that can be attributed to it’s most recent owners, Greg and Derek Stevens.  Their 2012 renovation may be the most subtle and functional ever in a place that doesn’t really have any space to grow.  With 122 rooms Golden Gate is the smallest hotel/casino in Vegas on Fremont or the Strip but again, that somehow adds to it’s charm.  And the future looks even brighter.  The Stevens group’s recent acquisition of La Bayou next door seems to indicate plans for expansion of the Golden Gate.  And the purchase of the Las Vegas Club, Glitter Gultch and Mermaids across the street makes it clear that they are making their claim to shape Fremont St as they see fit.  Those who are fans of the D have reason to believe a players club card that connects all 3 properties is coming soon. 

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tradershky co-hosts. Chad Batista (lilholdem954) passes away after alcohol abuse. Borgata files a response to Phil Ivey's countersuit. After 85 years, Las Vegas Club casino closes. Chico Loco calls Bovada to find out what happens to his brother's account after he got killed in a gang war. Vanessa Rousso claims on "Big Brother Ater Dark" that Chad Brown cheated on her. Pokerstars forced to drop soccer star Neymar Jr. for being "too young". $2.2 billion worth of assets seized from Ndrangheta Mafia, including 82 gambling sites mostly based out of Malta. The Jared Foundation apparently stole all $2 million donated to it. Is Hillary melting down? Who could replace her? Bitcoin starting to show cracks again, does it have a future? What is the future of drones?

Musings is back for another week of fun.  This week on the show: MUSINGS CON 2015!, Dan is back to not winning games, Captain America Civil War Footage, Melinda May, Warner Bros. is having a bad year, Grayson brings books to Daddy, Female Viagra, Jungle Cruise movie with...The Rock! Lebron gives college to Akron, John Cena and Make a Wish, Stephen Amell's wrestling days, Presidential Blind Trusts, Trump, Las Vegas Club, Downtown Vegas, Dan knew football, Ashley Madison, Jared Fogle, and a ton of Questions From the Universe!

tradershky co-hosts. Chad Batista (lilholdem954) passes away after alcohol abuse. Borgata files a response to Phil Ivey's countersuit. After 85 years, Las Vegas Club casino closes. Chico Loco calls Bovada to find out what happens to his brother's account after he got killed in a gang war. Vanessa Rousso claims on "Big Brother Ater Dark" that Chad Brown cheated on her. Pokerstars forced to drop soccer star Neymar Jr. for being "too young". $2.2 billion worth of assets seized from Ndrangheta Mafia, including 82 gambling sites mostly based out of Malta. The Jared Foundation apparently stole all $2 million donated to it. Is Hillary melting down? Who could replace her? Bitcoin starting to show cracks again, does it have a future? What is the future of drones?

TRIVIA: What was the name of the first hotel that stood where the Las Vegas Club is now?If you know, e-mail TheStripPodcast@aol.com or call 702-997-3300 by Dec. 17. If we draw your correct answer, you pick from the prize list at TheStripPodcast.Com.Twitter: @TheStripPodcastBlog: VegasHappensHere.ComVoicemail: 702-997-3300Email: TheStripPodcast@aol.comBy now everybody who listens to this program, reads Steve's blog or enjoys eating out on the Strip must know about all the controversy kicked up over this little book that recently came out that names the 50 quote-unquote essential restaurants in Las Vegas. Steve had some issues, so on this show he's invited co-author and food critic Al Mancini into the LVRocks.Com studio to hash it out on the air, live. Before we get to that, though, Steve interviewed Franck Savoy, the 31-year-old son of Guy Savoy who was just named director of restaurants at Caesars Palace. Savoy dishes about growing up in Paris as the son of the famed chef, what's really happening at rumor-riddled Bradley Ogden and, of course, what his fast-food guilty pleasures are. And, in a special INTERVIEW edition of the Top Secret Tourist Tip of the Week, Ric Guerrero of Slidin Thru breaks some news.In Banter: The mayor's Ferris wheel, Ruffin's Starbucks, Wynn's expo center, Rhumbar's kangaroos, Frank Marino's blood drive and other absurdities.

TRIVIA: What was the name of the first hotel that stood where the Las Vegas Club is now?If you know, e-mail TheStripPodcast@aol.com or call 702-997-3300 by Dec. 17. If we draw your correct answer, you pick from the prize list at TheStripPodcast.Com.Twitter: @TheStripPodcastBlog: VegasHappensHere.ComYou think of Andy Williams, you think Christmas specials, Moon River and Branson, Missouri. You do NOT think of LSD, eating dog food or strident political commentary. Williams, the legendary crooner who's now 83, appears in December at the Las Vegas Hilton, so Steve chatted with him about some of the revelations in the book, including the time he saw Frank Sinatra flash his brutal side and what it was like to be on the funeral train with Bobby Kennedy's coffin.In Banter: A Cosmo preview, a debate over food critic anonymity, gambling as a cure for "homosexual problems," an El Cortez room design contest and a Thanksgiving Day fire.