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Nevada approves Terrible’s licence as Affinity transfers Primm casinos

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Affinity Gaming said it completed the transfer of Primm Valley Casino Resorts to the Primm landlord and Terrible’s, following Nevada regulators’ 25 June approval of a licence for Terrible’s. Terrible’s said it took management control of the gaming properties on 5 July; Affinity attributed its exit to lease economics, while the Primm family disputed that account.

The transfer of Primm Valley Casino Resorts changes management of the gaming properties amid disputed accounts of Affinity’s exit.

Earlier licence decisions by NGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Bally’s, GamesysNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board recommends Noel Hayden for licensingNot stated
HG Vora Capital Management, PENNUSD 50,000Nevada Gaming Control Board recommends three-year suitability finding for HG Vora managerNot stated

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Nevada Gaming Control Board approves William Hill licences for three Terrible’s sites

The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously granted preliminary approval for nonrestricted gaming licences covering William Hill race and sports wagering at three Terrible’s properties in Indian Springs, Carlin and Searchlight. The Nevada Gaming Commission is expected to consider the applications on 19 November; the approvals remain subject to conditions, including surveillance inspections and an approved reserve agreement before wagering begins.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) unanimously approved nonrestricted gaming licences for off-track parimutuel race and sports wagering at three Terrible’s properties, in Indian Springs, Carlin and Searchlight. The approval is preliminary and relates to a partnership between Terrible’s casinos and William Hill, a subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment.

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