Sentence examples for gambling space from inspiring English sources

Wynn commissioned a life-size model of the main gambling space, at a cost of nearly two million dollars.

It expanded to 200,000 square feet of gambling space over the summer, adding a steakhouse, a 300-room hotel and a cabana-ringed pool.

Genting, not the state, would finance a $4 billion convention center, with a hotel and expanded gambling space, while the government would contribute the land in Queens.

The expanded Mohegan Sun, for instance, will have 280,000 square feet of gambling space, compared with 315,310 square feet at Foxwoods.

More Mardi Gras sparkle can be found on Canal Street at the river, in Harrah's new palm-fringed casino, (504) 533-6000, with 100,000 square feet of gambling space enlivened by parades, floats and jazz.

The tribe's plans, however, are more ambitious in size and scope: The casino would have 490,000 square feet of gambling space, with 350 card tables and more than 10,000 slot machines.

Dressed in jeans and a black-and-white Hawaiian shirt during his interview, the 56-year-old Mr. Zhang — ranked by Forbes magazine as one of the 300 richest people in China in 2012 with a fortune estimated at $600 million — said he aimed to create an integrated resort, similar to those in Las Vegas, Macau and Singapore, where gambling, convention space and retail outlets were offered together.

In addition to those replicas of Venice and Paris, visitors can also eat, drink, and gamble in spaces themed after mid-century New York and ancient Rome (resorts modelled on London and San Francisco also reached the planning stages in the early 2000s, before the economy soured).

"They were away from their families in a remote place with wide open spaces, gambling and men who made it their job to make sure they had a pleasant time," Ms. Harmon said.

All told, the casino expansion project, designed by the New York City firms of Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Rockwellgroup, is expected to add a total of four million combined square feet of gambling, retail and entertainment space.

The bigger gamble was on office space.