Overview
- Resorts World New York City plans to begin live table games Tuesday, April 28, pending New York Gaming Commission testing underway this week.
- The Queens property at Aqueduct Racetrack will become the city’s first legal casino with live dealers for games like blackjack, craps, baccarat, and roulette.
- Reports differ on the opening lineup, with CBS New York citing more than 240 tables and the New York Post reporting 200.
- The buildout created 1,250 jobs, including 950 dealer roles, and the workforce is expected to top 2,700 employees by summer.
- Resorts World outlines a multi-year expansion to an integrated resort with about 6,000 slot machines, 800 tables, roughly 2,000 hotel rooms, and a 7,000-seat venue, while the other two licensed sites aim for 2030 openings.