Boomer’s Sportsbook continues its rapid growth across Nevada

Boomer’s Sportsbook continues its rapid expansion across Nevada. At the Nevada Gaming Commission meeting on Thursday, Boomer’s Sports Book LLC received unanimous approval for licenses at two downtown Las Vegas casino properties—Four Queens and Binion’s Gambling Hall, designated as the 15th and 16th sportsbooks in the state. Although a 17th location has temporarily closed, Joe Asher said the company expects to operate 20 Boomer’s‑branded books by year’s end. Asher told commissioners, “There’s inactive immoderate achromatic connected the representation that we’d similar to capable in,” indicating that there remain markets he wishes to enter. He noted that the most recent licensing award was for the Longstreet Inn in Amargosa Valley, though opening that venue has been delayed by state inspections. Commissioners unanimously praised Asher’s track record. Commission Chairwoman Jennifer Tagliotti remarked, “You’ve astir apt figured retired we’re fans,” during the hearing. Asher said the firm will maintain its focus on price competitiveness as it grows, including the return of its reduced‑105 pricing on every NFL contest. In other actions, the commission approved a refinancing package for Circa Hospitality Group, which encompasses Circa, the D and the Golden Gate in downtown Las Vegas. The package also granted key enforcement and key worker licensing to Andy Meese, senior vice president and general manager of Park MGM LLC; key enforcement licensing to Robert Amerine, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Wynn Las Vegas LLC; and key enforcement licensing to Michelle Ruffin‑Stein, vice president of Circus Circus LV LLC. The Circa refinancing consists of a $290 million senior secured credit facility, comprising a $190 million revolving credit line and a $100 million term loan. The proceeds will fund the furnishing of rooms at Circa that