TheDay reported on the success of Resorts World Casino New York City, which is located at the Aqueduct Race Track in Ozone Park (GMAP). It opened last fall with 4,525 electronic slot machines and 475 electronic table games and has become the highest ...

The New York State Gaming Commission on Dec. 15 voted to award full-casino gaming licenses to Bally’s, Hard Rock and Resorts World.

Aqueduct was forced to cancel its eight-race card on Sunday due to unsafe racing conditions created by an event next door at Resorts World Casino. The New York Racing Association, which runs the Queens racetrack, made the announcement in a news release and ...

Steve Cohen’s proposal and Resorts World in Ozone Park took two of the three licenses with the third going to Bally’s in the Bronx.

The company was one of three applicants with casinos in Las Vegas to win a recommendation from the New York State Gaming Facility Location Board.

What happens in Vegas sometimes doesn’t stay in Vegas. A high-stakes gambler turned whistleblower filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the group that operates the slots parlor at Aqueduct – potentially complicating a planned casino at the site.

The remaining competitors are Hard Rock Casino adjacent to Citi Field, Bally's at Ferry Point in the Bronx and Resorts World at Aqueduct Racetrack.

The Mets owner’s project with Hard Rock Casino is among the three proposals approved for gaming—with President Donald Trump’s company expected to receive a $115 million windfall from one of the casinos.

What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas. Recent betting scandals on The Strip could be potential roadblocks for two major bidders — Wynn Resorts in Hudson Yards and Resorts World at Aqueduct in Queens — vying for New York City’s highly ...

About the only thing left looks to be Resorts World writing the check for a New York casino license. Monday night’s second public hearing at Queens Borough Hall to discuss Resorts World’s $5.5 billion proposed expansion at Aqueduct Racetrack into an ...

The three remaining bids for downstate New York casino projects face one final step after receiving approval from a New York gaming board.