A slot machine bet ended an MGM Springfield player walking away a jackpot prize winner. On Dec. 1, the player bet $8.80 to ...

Amid carousels of large format slot machines with rolling video reels, attendants were on hand to pay out cash winnings to players at several MGM Resorts International casinos Saturday, nearly a week ...

A MGM Springfield casino player won a jackpot prize off of a slot machine in December. The player bet $8.80 on the game “Coin ...

MGM Resorts is one of the largest proprietors of luxury resort hotels in the United States, as well as the world — with hotel casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada like the MGM Grand being some of the resort ...

A Louisiana woman has filed suit against MGM Resorts International, claiming it shortchanges gamblers when they cash out slot machine vouchers at casino kiosks that don’t pay exact change. Attorneys ...

A cybersecurity professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, told The New York Times that a “cybersecurity issue” usually means that someone has attacked a network. Greg Moody told the newspaper ...

MGM Resorts has officially entered its eighth day of “cybersecurity issues” that have silenced slot machines and shut down internal computer systems, costing the hotel and casino chain as much as $8.4 ...

A cyber attack against MGM Resorts has brought down some of its IT systems, affecting the slot machines, hotel room key systems, and the company's website, which as of writing remains offline. The ...

Despite assurance from MGM Resorts International that daily operations have resumed after Sunday’s cybersecurity issue, guests have continued to report the opposite. On Monday night, MGM Resorts ...

Joe Buczek is manager of digital content and promotion at CBS Detroit. He previously worked at WWTV, the Grand Traverse Insider, the Leader and the Kalkaskian, the Oakland Press and the Morning Sun. A ...

MGM Resorts International has been saying its hotels and casinos are operational after a cyberattack over the weekend that appeared to take down everything, including payment systems and sports books.

MGM’s casinos in Las Vegas continued to be plagued by “cybersecurity issue” on Friday — five days after getting hacked — with many slot machines silenced while guests squawked about broken elevators ...