More Gamblers Become Lucky Vegas Jackpot Winners | Gulf Coast Casinos Hurricane Zeta News

Halloween might have been the big story in Las Vegas during the final weekend of the month. However, the headlines were filled with big-money jackpot wins over the last few days. Topping the list was a $251,404.37 table game jackpot at Bally’s Las Vegas on the Strip. That player hit it big playing Blazing 7’s Mega Jackpot. Moving to the downtown area of Las Vegas, casinos such as Aliante, California and Fremont also tweeted out big jackpot wins. A one dollar wager turned into a $12,556.97 Grand Progressive slots jackpot at California Casino on Oct. 30.Flamingo Las Vegas Poker Players Wins Big on Mississippi StudMost times, winning big at poker comes down to how you play the cards. Sometimes, a side bet option at a Las Vegas table game is all you need. Patrick L. walked away with a $738,104 Mega Progressive jackpot on Oct. 27. He was playing Mississippi Stud at the Flamingo Las Vegas. The big win came on a Royal Flush in spades with a side bet on the bonus. That made all the difference in the world. October in general was good for players throughout town. Several big five-digits jackpots were hit at various downtown Las Vegas casinos all month long. Nebraska Voters Decide The Future of Legal Casino GamblingThe state of Nebraska will have three different initiatives on November’s general election ballot. The first is 429 and this would pave the way for legal casino gambling at the state’s six horse racing tracks. The other two initiatives cover issues for regulating the casino industry. Ho-Chunk, Inc. is the driving force behind this measure. Another big proponent is the Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association (HBPA). Ho-Chunk is an economic development business entity for the Winnebago Tribe of Native Indians. The company currently owns Atokad Park in South Sioux City. Original plans called for a $30 million investment into a casino and event center at the track. Mississippi Gulf Coast Casinos Weather Hurricane Zeta Rather WellIt seems like one tropical system after another has hammered the Gulf Coast region this year. The latest storm made its presence known but it could not keep Mississippi coastal casinos down too long. As of Sunday, Nov. 1, only one of the 12 casinos in the area remained closed. Citing some safety concerns, Beau Rivage plans to reopen its doors on Thursday, Nov. 5. Some of the 11 were shutdown for a day or two. Both Palace Casino and Silver Slipper needed backup power for their cleanup efforts. The Golden Nugget Biloxi was able to remain open when Zeta made landfall last Wednesday night.      🍒 Find The Latest Casino News At  PLAYSLOTS4REALMONEY.COM