Wynn Las Vegas Reports 34-Day Results
All Associated Press NewsLAS VEGAS (AP) - Wynn Las Vegas, the city's most expensive hotel-casino, generated gambling revenue of $64.3 million in its first 34 days of operation, exceeding some analysts' expectations.
Gaming revenue at the $2.7 billion resort came close to a full-quarter estimate of $68.2 million, Steven Kent, a gambling analyst with Goldman Sachs, said in an investor's note Thursday. Gross non-gambling revenue for the 34 days, which includes $15.4 million of complimentary revenues, was in excess of $76.6 million.
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