The place that made poker famous is rumoured to be a potential sale, but the owners are still not reaching out. Vinion in downtown Las Vegas has been the subject of buying and selling speculation for months, and recent comments from the chief executive of the West Virginia company that owns the historic casino have added fuel to rumors. But so far, no one at Edson Arnault and MTR Gaming Group's headquarters, W.Va. Chester, has declined to detail plans for a struggling casino that has raised poker's profile worldwide, raking in millions of dollars. That prompted 850 employees, investors and downtown enthusiasts to wonder about the future of one of Las Vegas' most successful and infamous casinos at one point. "I've heard rumors since I've been here. And companies have shown interest in the property," said Bill Robinson, Vinion's chief operating officer since May 2006. "No one in the company has talked to me about this."

The Venetian casino in Macau opened on Tuesday, which dwarfs anything in Las Vegas and is big enough to move the north of the gambling world to a small city in southern China, operators say. American billionaire Sheldon Adelson and his wife Miriam have set up a $2.4 billion Venetian Macao on the island of Kotai for smashing a bottle on a gondola. The ship will float off one of the three indoor canals -- one in Venice, Las Vegas. Casinos such as Win and Adelson Sands have led this small city in southern China through Streep to the world's most profitable gambling place. Adelson, chairman of the Las Vegas Sands company, wants to go one step further with the 15-million-square-foot Venice. Hundreds of visitors flocked under the golden dome just inside the entrance on Tuesday, stepping on a thick champagne-colored carpet and appreciating the frescoes.

Online gaming and entertainment leader Vodoc Entertainment is excited to announce new offerings for Latino consumers, including today's full line of Spanish-language service customer service, and plans to have a fully functioning Spanish-language gaming site. Bodok Entertainment has always been a leader in providing the highest quality of service to our customers, and has been our industry and beyond. Calvin Eyre, billionaire entertainment mogul and the founder of Bodok, said, "Bodok Entertainment has always been a leader in providing the highest quality of service to our customers." He added, "We are excited to expand our service to include customer service in the language to Latino customers. We value their business and I am confident that our world-famous service will exceed each caller's expectations with every call." 파워볼사이트 Since Bodok Entertainment's customer service call center has been based in Costa Rica for 10 years, it is only natural to expand its call center service to Latino consumers seeking service in Spanish. At the start of the call, the caller will be prompted to continue making calls in Spanish. This Spanish-language call center is operated in agreement with Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, which operates the Bodok brand in North America.

Lee Jung-hoo (San Francisco), who has been signaling a soft landing green light in the Major League since the exhibition game, has been selected as a candidate for the National League Rookie of the Year this season. On the 13th, MLB selected candidates for this season's Rookie of the Year, MVP, Cy Young Award, and Coach of the Year Award for each of the six major league districts. According to the report, Lee Jung-hoo was mentioned as a candidate for Rookie of the Year in the National League Western Division, which includes San Francisco. "San Francisco recruited many players during the off-season, and among them, Lee Jung-hoo is the player who will bring the biggest change," MLB said. "Lee Jung-hoo, who is fast at speed and has good contact, will completely blend into San Francisco and become a "Spark Plug." He also added, "Unbeknownst to you, Lee Jung-hoo will become your favorite player." Lee Jung-hoo played in eight exhibition games and displayed good performance with a batting average of 0.318 (7 hits in 22 at-bats) with one homer and three RBIs. In fact, the most likely candidate for the National League's Rookie of the Year award this season is Yamamoto Yoshinobu, whom the Los Angeles Dodgers have invested 12 years and 325 million dollars to recruit. However, MLB did not allow teams in four categories to overlap each other in each district, but it seems that the team was excluded early because the Dodgers' Mookie Betts was selected as MVP in the National League West. Along with Lee Jung-hoo, MLB selected Jackson Halladay (Baltimore), Colt Keys (Detroit), Evan Carter (Texas), Max Meyer (Miami), and Shota Imanaga (Chicago Cubs), who are the top prospects in MLB's pipeline rankings, as nominees for the Rookie of the Year.

Controversy over the color of the uniform for the opening match of the K-League 2 Chungnam Asan FC shows no signs of abating. The players of Chungnam Asan played in red uniforms instead of blue, the team's symbol color, and many criticize that they were swayed by political logic. Players from Asan in South Chungcheong Province played in red uniforms in the opening match of the K-League 2 against Bucheon FC in the 2024 season held at Yi Sun-shin Stadium in Asan on Sunday. The team's first symbolic color is blue. Red is unusual in that it was not the second but the third symbolic color and was the representative color of Bucheon FC. The team's supporters "Armada" and fans criticized the team for matching the color of the uniform to the red, the symbol of the "power of the people," which is the party of South Chungcheong Province Governor Kim Tae-heum and Asan Mayor Park Kyung-gui. Governor Kim and Mayor Park, respectively, appeared in red uniforms as honorary owners and greeted the audience. At that time, banners with phrases such as "Football is not a political tool," "Asan's soccer is dead," and "If you are not confident in politics, stop it." Fans of Asan in South Chungcheong Province believe that the team was influenced by local politicians ahead of the general elections next month. Lee Myung-soo, an incumbent lawmaker of Asan Gap district in South Chungcheong Province who is a member of the People's Power, also visited the stadium. The Asan Citizens' Solidarity, a local civic group, pointed out Asan Mayor Park Kyung-gui in particular, raising the suspicion that he might violate his election neutrality obligations. Mayor Park Kyung-gui is on trial again after being sentenced to nullification of his election in the first and second trials for violating election laws following the publication of false information. South Chungcheong Province Governor Kim Tae-heum explained about the controversy over the color of the uniform on Wednesday. "I went there because they asked me to give them a demonstration and a pep talk. I didn't even know the uniform was red, blue or yellow," Kim told a news conference in South Chungcheong Province. "I wore what they gave me at the stadium that day because I couldn't do a demonstration wearing plain clothes."