Casino City’s Friday Five: More Las Vegas all-inclusive offers edition

Another Las Vegas resort announced a new all-inclusive package to give guests a new way of enjoying Sin City, but as we know, they aren’t the first to do such a thing. In addition, we have a fine from the Lithuanian regulator, MGM Northfield Park operations being sold, a major jackpot win, and Caesars teaming up with the SuperBook in Las Vegas.

Let’s begin Friday with a massive win:

5. Durango Casino Resort awards $1.1 million slot jackpot
A local guest hit a huge $1,159,768 Grand Jackpot while playing Dragon Link at Durango Casino Resort's new high limit slot room on Tuesday night.

The guest, who chose to remain anonymous, hit the seven-figure progressive on a $25 wager while playing Dragon Link: Panda Magic. Following the win, the grand jackpot instantly reset to $1,000,000 for the next eligible player.

$1,159,768 JACKPOT ?? One lucky local Chairman Boarding Pass Member won the grand jackpot last night playing Dragon Link inside our new High Limit Slot Room! Time to hand over the check! ?? pic.twitter.com/PVhosUV279

— Durango Casino & Resort (@durangoresortlv) April 22, 2026

4. MGM Resorts to sell operations of MGM Northfield Park
Earlier this week, MGM Resorts International announced that it has closed on the sale of the operations of MGM Northfield Park to private equity funds managed by Clairvest Group for $546 million.

"MGM Northfield Park is a market-leading property supported by a talented team that has consistently delivered outstanding guest experiences," said Bill Hornbuckle, CEO & President, MGM Resorts International. "The property has a strong foundation, and we extend our best wishes to the team and new ownership for continued success in the next chapter of the property's evolution."

3. Baltic Bet fined by Lithuanian regulator
The Lithuanian Gaming Supervisory Authority imposed a fine of €468,350 on UAB Baltic Bet, which manages the Optibet trademark, for improperly verifying the origin of client funds.

The investigation was conducted after receiving information that a person had lost a large amount of money in several companies, including UAB Baltic Bet.

The inspection by the LPT found that UAB Baltic Bet did not comply with the requirement of the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing to collect information about the client and the origin of their funds allocated for gambling before allowing gambling.

Gambling organizers are also required to monitor the behavior of customers and ensure that the amounts they bet correspond to the specified sources of funds. UAB Baltic Bet did not have sufficient information about the client's sources of funds, and therefore could not properly monitor his gambling and identify suspicious transactions.

2. Caesars to assume control of SuperBook operations
Caesars Entertainment is set to take over sportsbook operations at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, pending regulatory approval, marking a major shift for one of the city's most recognizable betting venues.

Under the partnership, the legendary sportsbook will operate as the Westgate SuperBook, powered by Caesars Sportsbook. With a planned transition prior to football season, Caesars will oversee race and sportsbook operations and technology, expanding wagering options and access while preserving the identity that has defined the SuperBook for decades. The Westgate Las Vegas SuperContest franchise will remain an integral part of the SuperBook experience.

As part of the enhanced experience, sports fans will enjoy Same Game Parlays, expanded parlay offerings, and live in-play wagering across a wide range of professional and collegiate sports, both in-person and on the Caesars Sportsbook app. Additionally, Caesars Sportsbook will introduce self-service betting kiosks inside the SuperBook and throughout the resort.

In collaboration with @WestgateVegas, we officially announce a new partnership under which Caesars Sportsbook (@CaesarsSports) will operate the Westgate SuperBook (@SuperBookNV), pending Nevada Gaming Commission approval. The partnership brings together the SuperBook’s storied… pic.twitter.com/lPsF1BZqpF

— Caesars Entertainment (@CaesarsEnt) April 21, 2026

1. Tuscany Suites and Casino debuts all-inclusive package
This summer, guests can turn up the value on their Las Vegas escape with a new limited-time hotel package combining dining, drinks, and exclusive perks into one experience at Tuscany Suites and Casino. Available for stays from 1 June through 31 August, the offer delivers a built-in lineup of food, beverage, and gaming extras designed for a carefree summer getaway.

Guests booking the package will enjoy daily breakfast at Marilyn’s Café, all-you-can-drink access from select well beverages at Toscana Bar and Piazza Lounge, and 50% off poolside cocktails. Additional perks include all-day happy hour at Pub 365, 50% off select cocktails at Bistecca, and a gaming bonus featuring $10 in free slot play and $10 in match play.

This isn’t the only all-inclusive package available for Las Vegas. It is becoming a more popular option for guests to make part of their vacation as both Caesars and MGM have already announced all-inclusive packages at select resorts, including Luxor Hotel and Casino and Harrah's Las Vegas Casino & Hotel.