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Full House Resorts reverses third quarter net loss

The company made $2 million for the quarter that ended Sept. 30, compared to a $766,000 net loss in the same quarter last year. read more

Full House Resorts announces second quarter results

Highlights of the quarter included the opening of the Silver Slipper hotel and the proposal for American Place in Indianapolis. read more

Nevada regulators recommend Full House CEO for gaming license

Dan Lee, who took over Full House Resorts seven months ago, was recommended for a gaming license by the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Wednesday. read more

Full House Resorts issues first quarter 2015 results

The company saw net revenues of $29.1 million, slightly under $30.4 million for the same period the prior year. read more

Inside Gaming: Optimistic CEO Dan Lee sees opportunities for Full House that are invisible to others

Dan Lee compared himself to the little boy who came downstairs one Christmas morning hoping to find a pony. read more

Full House reports wider net loss, decline in revenue

CEO Dan Lee told investors Tuesday that refinancing debt and boosting Full House’s stock price are the primary concerns. read more

Full House proxy fight ends, Lee named CEO

Veteran gaming executive Dan Lee was named CEO of regional casino operator Full House Resorts Monday. read more

Shareholder group seeks changes in casino operator Full House Resorts

In a filing Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the group — led by former Pinnacle Entertainment CEO Dan Lee — said the company “has failed stockholders” and needs to replace its board and management team. read more

Shareholder group seeks changes in casino operator Full House Resorts

n a filing Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the group said the company “has failed stockholders” and needs to replace its board and management team. read more

Full House Resorts fourth-quarter loss blamed on winter weather

Executives with the Las Vegas-based gaming company blamed the severe weather, along with fallout from a government shutdown that kept gamblers away during the three-month period that ended in December. read more