Guests were evacuated from the J Resort casino in Reno, Nevada after water drenched slot machines inside the business.

Water poured into a resort and casino in Reno, Nevada, on Sunday, July 27, during a severe thunderstorm, prompting an evacuation of guests. Video filmed by Jared White at J Resort shows water gushing ...

At minimum, the city should wait until its new casino opens and a clearer picture emerges of the current state of (legal) ...

And with slot machines, operators found a new sweet spot. “It was the great reset,” says Lawton. In 2019, Nevada had an average of 140,554 slot machines.

Water poured into a Reno, Nevada casino during an intense thunderstorm, it gushed from the ceiling and soaked slot machines.

Advancing technology in slot machines is paving the way for a better, more immersive experience for players — one that draws a wider variety of demographics and keeps people in their seat longer ...

"If slot machines caused addiction, then most people who played slot machines would develop addiction, and it's the opposite." "But at one point you said that slot machines were the 'crack cocaine ...

Slot machines, long the reliable soldier of gambling, are losing ground in Maryland’s casinos as younger gamblers seek out table games and older players can’t keep the slot stools filled.

The majority of the mechanical slot machines used in the past had a maximum of twenty symbols. The slots machines you are currently playing have 22 physical stops on the reels.