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With a pretty awful showing in Q1, investors are weary to see what the company is putting forward next week. With a few operating positives that could be gained on, as well as one big change internationally, Caesar's just might have a little hope left.

Investors were disappointed by Las Vegas Sands second quarter missed expectations. Even with less than expected earnings, can Sands still beat MGM and Wynn when these companies report in a few days?

With Wynn Resorts Q2 earnings release coming in early August, should investors be nervous following Las Vegas Sands' recent Q2 earnings miss and Macau's revenue slowing?

Investors were disappointed by Las Vegas Sands' second-quarter earnings miss. Before MGM reports on Aug. 5, is Las Vegas Sands or MGM Resorts likely the better bet?

The coming Wynn Palace in Macau's Cotai Strip will be Wynn's best chance for major growth next year. However, a recent regulatory investigation has raised concerns. Will this be a major problem?

Following an incredibly profitable second quarter, well ahead of analyst expectations, Royal Caribbean shares are up to record highs. Now that shares have surged, are there still gains to be made?

Casino companies like Las Vegas Sands, Wynn Resorts, and MGM Resorts have been beaten up lately. For Foolish investors who are looking to buy into a still growing industry at a lower price, this might be a good chance to get into one of these companies. But which one?

Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson has been a strong opponent of online gambling, and has recently been joined by Steve Wynn. Meanwhile, Boyd Gaming Corp. is embracing it. What does this mean for the future of the gaming industry?

Malaysia's Genting Group became the most recent casino company to open a grand resort. This company likes to license theme parks next to its resorts, and that could be a very good thing for a company like Twenty-First Century Fox.

With poor first-quarter earnings and a dim outlook for its U.S. operations next year, it's hard to make much of a case for buying Boyd. There is only one thing in this second quarter earnings release that would grab my attention.

Las Vegas has been put on the investment backburner as Macau has led global gaming growth for the last five years. Now, things are starting to pick up again in Las Vegas, and this is why MGM might be poised to win from this comeback.

Las Vegas Sands is the industry leader in casino revenue. But the company is winning on more than just that, for example, here's how the company is using one non-gaming feature to bring in even more profit.

Second-quarter results released by Las Vegas Sands fell below its guidance, but the market overreacted to still-incredible growth. Here's why Las Vegas Sands is now even more of a buy thanks to the lowered price.

Following a few quarters of great profits, investors have taken notice of Melco Crown and its share price has increased. Has it become overvalued, or does plenty of growth remain to cover this bet on Asian gaming?

With the vote to legalize casinos in Japan planned for this fall, it's time to start looking at possible winners in this battle to build in Japan. Before the official vote comes, which company is the best bet for a new casino there?

Answering how the company will continue to drive incredible profits, Las Vegas Sands President of Global Gaming Operations Robert Goldstein shows us why Las Vegas Sands is still a great bet.

With each of the major names in Macau building new resorts on the Cotai strip, shouldn't we be more concerned about which do, and more importantly do not, yet have gaming licenses from the Macau government?

Las Vegas Sands and Melco Crown have each posted incredible revenue for 2013 and the first quarter of 2014. Each company will jump in this year and the next as well, but if you have to choose one, which company is your best bet now?

Analysts are overusing GGR, or gross gaming revenue, to follow Macau's gaming industry on a short-term basis. This is just noise, and Foolish long-term investors should look at these three trends instead.

Melco Crown's newest casino opening in Manila, Philippines was already a great bet. But this recent bump from the government made it an even better bet.