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Nevada approves Anthony Russo as Grand Lodge Casino general manager

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The Nevada Gaming Commission approved Anthony Russo’s licensing as vice-president and general manager of the Grand Lodge Casino at Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, according to a media report. The commission also approved the casino’s launch of a Boomer’s Sportsbook. Russo said he had worked in gaming for more than three decades and had been at the property for six months.

The approvals clear the way for the casino’s new general manager and sportsbook to operate in Nevada.

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Story date15 January 202615 April 2026

Earlier licence decisions by Nevada Gaming Commission

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Boomer's, Caesars EntertainmentNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board grants tentative approval for additional Boomer’s and Caesars sportsbooksNot stated
Resorts World Las Vegas, Genting BerhadNot statedNevada gaming board recommends Resorts World directors for licensureNot stated
GentingNot statedNevada Gaming Commission approves Michelle Ditondo for Resorts World Las Vegas boardNot stated
MGM Resorts International, The VenetianNot statedNevada Gaming Commission grants executive licences to MGM and Venetian leadersNot stated
Entain, MGM Resorts InternationalNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board recommends Entain CEO Stella David for licenceNot stated

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