Nevada Regulator Approves First Tribal Las Vegas Casino
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Nevada Regulator Approves First Tribal Las Vegas Casino. San Manuel Band of Mission Indians of Southern California is ready to make history in the state of Nevada. The tribe can close its $650m acquisition of Las. Vegas’ Palms Casino Resort on Friday. It will make it the first tribe to own a casino in Las Las Angeles.
Cynthia Kiser Murphey is the General Manager of Palms. She attended the NGC meeting to discuss plans for the casino. The tribe wants to attract Southern California gamblers to the resort. They will reach out to former Palm employees through a new website. 500 to 600 former staff members may return to Palmers.
The Yaamava Resort and Casino in California opened its 432-room hotel earlier this week. It's part of a $760m expansion of the casino property expected to complete in 2022. The Yaavava specifically targets VIP clients with room rates starting at $600 on weekdays and $800 to $1,000 on the weekend. In Vegas, Murphey confirmed that the prices will depend on market conditions.
