UNLV casino management researcher Anthony Lucas looks at the apparent diminishing returns between free-play offers and patron behavior.

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians is supporting Native culture on campus and bolstering tribal gaming nationwide.

UNLV study finds binge drinking is disproportionately more common among sports bettors than non-gamblers or those who don't wager on sports.

Boyd Law School is building on its expertise in tribal law by enhancing the curriculum and expanding community programming.

As more states adopt legal sports betting, International Gaming Institute leader Brett Abarbanel talks regulations, research, and the industry’s changing ‘boys’ club’ reputation.

With two dozen patents under their belts, Gaming Innovation students are grabbing the attention of casino game developers and showing the world what Vegas does best.

UNLV gaming researcher explores the potential impacts of cheating in a burgeoning industry.

UNLV researchers discover that a common strategy to increase play time on slot machines simply doesn’t add up. 

A British expat lands in the desert.

"In the Shade of the Royal Oak" explores UNLV's historic gaming literature from the 17th and 18th centuries.

As the casino industry considers expanding cashless gaming options amid the pandemic, Boyd’s Gaming Law students offer a regulatory helping hand.

With a gaming-centered master’s degree newly in hand, UNLV Hospitality grad Margaret Simpson is bringing powerful leadership to her tribe’s Oregon casino.