Hard Rock International, the gaming and hospitality company owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, is reportedly interested in buying one or two casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.
In October, the rumor mill began churning out gossip that Las Vegas Sands — the world’s richest casino operator by market capitalization — was looking to sell its two Nevada casinos. Bloomberg said Sands is fielding offers somewhere in the neighborhood of $6 billion for The Venetian and The Palazzo.
As Casino.org relayed at the time, there are few suitors with the capital to spend $6 billion, especially during a global pandemic. But Hard Rock, a global casino giant, likely has the financial wherewithal to make a bid.