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Boyd Gaming promotes Cassie Stratford. Executive appointed senior vice president and general counsel. October 01, 2026 Appointments Boyd Gaming has appointed Cassie Stratford to the position of senior vice president and general counsel. Having spent 15 years at the company, she most recently served as senior vice president of legal operations and regulatory compliance. In addition to her long track record of leadership at Boyd, Stratford has been a prominent leader in the gaming industry, including her previous service as president of Global Gaming Women's board of directors. She is a graduate of the William S Boyd School of Law at UNLV and also holds a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University.

Seaport: Diller could make another run at casino giant MGM. Posted on: September 25, 2026, 11:21h. Last updated on: September 25, 2026, 11:22h. Key points. * An analyst says Barry Diller's People Inc. could return with another takeover bid for MGM after pulling its original offer on Wednesday * He believes People will continue buying MGM stock * Shares of People are soaring amid reports that MGM may be interested in acquiring that company The saga that is the MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM)/People Inc. (NASDAQ: PPLI) takeover situation may be far from over as one analyst is speculating that Barry Diller's media company could make another run at the casino operator. In a report out late Thursday, Seaport Research Partners analyst Vitaly Umansky noted that although People pulled its $48.30 per share acquisition offer for MGM on Wednesday, Diller is still "very optimistic" about the gaming company's future. The analyst added that he expects Diller's company, which already owns approximately 27% of MGM shares, will continue adding to its stake in the Borgata operator. More moving parts than ever. People made its initial bid for MGM on June 1, offering $48.30 a share, valuing the target at $18 billion. Wall Street viewed the offer as low, but it's widely believed snags in a potential deal were created by financing complexities, not indictments of MGM's underlying fundamentals. Fast-forward to today and there are other complexities, not the least of which is fresh speculation that MGM may be mulling a takeover of People in an effort to acquire the 27% of its equity held by the media conglomerate. Neither company has publicly commented on that speculation, but shares of People are reacting to the rumor as that stock is higher by more than 10% on heavy volume in midday trading. The notion of MGM potentially buying People raised questions regarding what the casino company would do with People's various media holdings or if it even wants those assets. Another element to consider is that MGM appears content to remain a standalone public company, according to a Wednesday statement from Chairman Paul Salem. MGM stock trades at 'striking discount' In the months following Diller's original bid, there was talk of another suitor emerging for MGM. That didn't happen, but one form of clarity may be the consensus that $48.30 a share doesn't adequately value MGM. The company itself believes public markets aren't properly valuing it. Macquarie analyst Chad Beynon notes that when stripping out MGM's 56% interest in MGM China and its 50% stake in BetMGM, the shares trade at just 3.7x 2026 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), representing "a striking discount for a company with premier Las Vegas Strip assets and a best-in-class regional portfolio." While echoing the refrain that investors assign basically no value for the MGM Osaka project, Beynon points out that MGM trades at 4.7x estimated 2027 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and restructuring or rent costs (EBITDAR), implying a discount to rivals such as Boyd Gaming (NYSE: BYD), Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS), Penn Entertainment (NASDAQ: PENN) and Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN). Todd Shriber is a senior news reporter covering gaming financials, casino business, stocks, and mergers and acquisitions for Casino.org. Todd got his start in financial markets as a reporter with Bloomberg News. Later, he became a trader at a Southern California-based long/short hedge fund, where he specialized in the trading sector and international ETFs leading up to and during the financial crisis. He joined Casino.org in 2019. Currently, Todd analyzes, researches, and writes on ETFs for various web-based publications and financial services firms. Shriber has been featured and quoted in Barron's, CNBC.com, and The Wall Street Journal. His work can also be found on Benzinga, ETF Daily News, ETF Trends, MarketWatch, Fox Business, and Nasdaq.com. He currently resides in Las Vegas, where he enjoys golf and taking his black lab to the dog park. He's also an avid sports fan and likes to wager on college football and the NBA. You can also find him at the three-card poker and roulette table, even though he knows better. Contact Todd at [email protected].

Boyd Gaming debuts newly enhanced race and sportsbook at Aliante Casino & Hotel. Aliante Casino & Hotel, located in North Las Vegas, was originally opened in 2008 by Station Casinos prior to Boyd Gaming purchasing the property for $380m during 2016. Key Points The updated space now features a 30-foot-wide video wall which can provide up to 30 games simultaneously for bettors Boyd Gaming also unveiled sportsbook enhancements at Sam's Town in July, part of additional investment across southern Nevada properties Boyd Gaming has officially introduced new race and sportsbook enhancements at its Aliante Casino & Hotel property in North Las Vegas, featuring a new video wall, upgraded seating and VIP amenities. The improvements are part of Boyd Gaming's strategy to invest in its portfolio of southern Nevada properties, previously touched on by President and CEO Keith Smith following the operator's Q2 2026 financial report. The new 30-foot-wide video wall can display up to 30 games simultaneously for bettors, who can place wagers in-person at betting kiosks or online through Boyd Gaming platforms. Boyd Gaming originally purchased Aliante Casino & Hotel from Station Casinos in 2016 for approximately $380m, as the property was first launched for North Las Vegas residents during 2008. The operator also unveiled new sportsbook enhancements at its Sam's Town establishment in July, alongside a portfolio which also includes Cadence Crossing, Gold Coast, The Orleans and Suncoast Casino. In Indiana, however, a group of 22 slot attendants and dual rates at Blue Chip Casino Hotel & Spa voted in favor of joining Teamsters Local 135 on August 3, representing the union's "first organizing win" at a Boyd Gaming property. "With a little bit of courage and a lot of heart, we were able to make our voices heard," Blue Chip Casino Slot Attendant and Teamsters 135 member Candace Todd said. "The company hired a union buster, held meetings and tried to intimidate us, but they didn't stand a chance. Nothing could ever break our solidarity." Those who elected to join Teamsters Local 135 are advocating for higher pay, improved benefits and improved working conditions, having marched for union representation on June 23. Teamsters was originally founded in 1903 and currently represents nearly 6,000 workers of casino and hotel establishments across the US, Canada and Puerto Rico. Good to know Boyd Gaming entered into a definitive agreement to sell its 29,000 sq ft Sam's Town Hotel & Casino property in Shreveport, Louisiana, to Bally's Corporation during February 2026 Reaction Board