Участник:This week's gambling is kind of a homecoming for a number of reasons.
Horschoe Las Vegas officially opened its doors in Streep as Caesars Entertainment hosted Sin City-style performances, including Las Vegas Showgirls dressed in the original costumes of the "Jubilee!" show.
The event was a Texas gambler whose father Benny Vinnyon, as well as poker legend Doyle Brunson, owned the "Vinion's Horseshoe" on Fremont Street. As most of you know, this property is still called the "Vinion's Gambling Place."
This is important because poker's original World Series used to be held in what is now the Binions. Last year, with the transition from Bali to Hosche completed in anticipation of such homecoming, it will be back home now that it will be held in Hosche Las Vegas.
During the ceremony, Caesars executives, including CEO Tom Reed, board chairman Gary Carano and president and chief operating officer Anthony Carano, addressed the crowd, including a welcome from hundreds. Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson also welcomed Las Vegas Hosche back to cinshi, noting that the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road is one of the busiest corners in the world, seeing 90,000 cars pass through each day.
"Hosch is a legendary and iconic brand, and the focus of real estate is on gamblers as it was on day one," said Jason Gregoreck, senior vice president and general manager of Hosch, sharing his excitement about bringing Las Vegas Hosch back to the center of the strip that began more than 70 years ago. "This property is a steak restaurant named after Vinion, chef Martin Jan's M.Y. Convenience facilities such as Asia, the Poker Hall of Fame Poker Room's World Series, and Guy Fieri's Flavotown Sports Kitchen."