Nevada’s Gaming Control Board is due to consider Boomer’s Sportsbook’s application to open at Casino Fandango in Carson City, reportedly. The Nevada Gaming Commission is also scheduled to consider the application at its 10 a.m. meeting. Approval would make it Boomer’s fourth sportsbook in the state.
The application concerns Boomer’s entry into the Carson City market and a proposed fourth Nevada sportsbook.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genting, MGM Resorts | Not stated | New York gaming chair says casino bids may win fewer than three licences | Not stated | |
| Flutter, FanDuel | Not stated | Flutter says FanDuel has no firm plans to enter Nevada | Not stated | |
| Kambi | Not stated | Nevada board recommends Kambi CEO for state gaming licence | Not stated | |
| Aruze | Not stated | Nevada Gaming Commission limits Aruze to a five-year gaming licence | Not stated | |
| Novomatic, Ainsworth Game Technology | Not stated | Nevada Gaming Commission finds Novomatic executive Stefan Krenn suitable | Not stated |
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The Nevada Gaming Control Board is scheduled to hear suitability applications for Fertitta Entertainment director roles from chief financial officer Richard Liem and general counsel Steven Scheinthal. The applications form an initial step towards state licences; the Board may also question applicants about developments at their organisations. Fertitta Entertainment has a pending agreement to acquire Caesars Entertainment, the report said.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended Noel Hayden for licensing as a Bally’s shareholder, with the Nevada Gaming Commission scheduled to consider the matter on 25 June, according to reports published on 15 June 2026. Hayden’s Bally’s holding exceeded 10% after capital-structure changes linked to the 2021 Gamesys acquisition, triggering the licensing requirement. The shares were reported to be worth nearly $74m at Monday’s close.
Nevada Gaming Control Board members recommended that the Nevada Gaming Commission grant Parag Vora a limited three-year finding of suitability after a hearing about HG Vora Capital Management’s investment in PENN Entertainment. The 2-1 recommendation includes monthly reporting on certain contacts with Nevada licence holders and a $50,000 fund for regulatory monitoring expenses; Vora accepted the conditions.
Nevada's Gaming Control Board said it will hold a special meeting on 25 June to consider licensing Terrible’s to operate the Primm Valley casino-hotel. The Nevada Gaming Commission is due to vote on final approval the same day; the proposed transfer is intended to avert a 4 July closure and preserve about 330 jobs, according to a board member.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board suspended its consideration of licensing for Parag Vora, manager of HG Vora Capital Management, and plans to resume the matter in May after receiving answers to questions raised at the meeting. Vora’s fund owns less than 10% of PENN Entertainment’s voting stock, according to the report.