The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, already licensed by Nevada regulators, owns the Palms and announced Tuesday that it would reopen the property with a fireworks display and a traditional tribal ceremony later this month. Jeffrey Hendricks, senior vice president and assistant general counsel of regulatory and compliance for Caesars, and David Grolman, senior vice president of retail operations, told board members the revamped Palms book will have five betting stations and six kiosks when it reopens April 27. after the casino company purchased the sports-betting business for $4 billion a year ago, will modernize the Palms sportsbook. William Hill, now a unit of Caesars Entertainment Inc. The Nevada Gaming Commission is expected to consider final approval of licensing on April 21. (Erik Verduzco / Las Vegas Review-Journal) Hill, Nevada’s largest sportsbook operator, is expected to be the operator of the race and sportsbook at the soon-to-reopen Palms after clearing a regulatory hurdle with the Nevada Gaming Control Board Wednesday.īoard members unanimously recommended approval of a nonrestricted gaming license following a brief hearing. Station Casinos acquired the off-Strip resort in 2016 for $312.5 million and sold it in 2021 for $650 million. The Palms hotel-casino in Las Vegas, Tuesday, May 4, 2021.
