Full House Resorts, Inc. develops, owns, operates and manages casinos and related hospitality and entertainment facilities in regional US markets. Based in Las Vegas, it operates seven casino facilities in Illinois, Mississippi, Indiana, Nevada and Colorado, each designed for its regional market. Its properties include the Grand Lodge Casino at Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe in Nevada; Rising Star Casino Resort in Indiana, within driving distance of Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville; The Temporary by American Place, the only casino in Lake County, Illinois, about 30 minutes north of O'Hare International Airport; the Silver Slipper Casino Hotel on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, which it describes as the first land based casino built from the ground up there; and Chamonix and Bronco Billy's, two integrated casinos in Colorado with more than 600 slot machines and around 20 table games.
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Voters in Allen, DeKalb and Steuben counties decide on 3 November whether northeast Indiana can bid for the state's 14th casino, and the congressman who represents all three wants them to say no. The law gives a "no" more weight than a "yes": a county that rejects it cannot ask again.
Illinois casinos took $178.2 million in September, up 12.7% on a year earlier, and 14 of the state's 17 properties grew. Penn's new land-based Aurora casino supplied about a third of the increase; the rest came from players spending more per visit, not from more visits.
Illinois casino revenue climbed to $192.7 million in July, its strongest year-over-year performance in recent months, with two Hollywood Casino properties delivering triple- and double-digit gains after completing moves from riverboat to land-based formats. Neighbouring Iowa tells a contrasting story, with aggregate revenue falling 6% as most of its 19 casinos shed ground.
Indiana lawmakers are currently debating a massive 750 million dollar casino relocation to Indianapolis alongside a competing 500 million dollar proposal for Allen County as the state also weighs the future of online lottery and sweepstakes gaming.