Wynn Resorts has confirmed that Craig Billings will take up his position as CEO and executive director from Feb. 1st next year, taking over from Matt Maddox.

Wynn Resorts President Craig Billings is reducing his role at the operator in order to focus on its growing interactive arm. Billings will remain as...

Wynn Resorts Ltd. anticipates receiving a gaming license in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) soon. Craig Billings, the company's Chief Executive Officer, shared this information during the earnings call following the release of the 2Q23 financial results on Thursday morning in Asian time.

Market-wide gross gaming revenue momentum in Macau has been "impressive" and some segments of Wynn Macau's business in the SAR have run above 2019 levels, the group's CEO, Craig Billings, stated in the second quarter financial results conference call

Wynn Resorts’ CEO, Craig Billings, says that the group is expecting its anticipated resort in the UAE, Wynn Al Marjan Island, to generate “between $450 million and $600 million of steady-state EBITDA”.

Wynn Resorts’ Craig Billings, FanDuel’s Amy Howe, Bally’s Corporation Soo Kim, DraftKings’ Jason Robins, Circa Resort and Casino’s Derek Stevens, and PENN Entertainment’s Jay Snowden are among the keynotes at G2E Las Vegas 2022.

MGM Resorts CEO Bill Hornbuckle, Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings and Sands Chairman and CEO Robert Goldstein unanimously argued that the Macau will quickly recover once the latest lockdown comes to an end. 

Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings said he does not expect a multi-year process for the legalization of land-based gaming in Ras Al Khaimah, with regulations already “well advanced” having been modeled on Singapore and the United States.

Wynn Resorts CEO Matt Maddox is stepping down from the company as of January 31 and will be replaced by Wynn Interactive CEO Craig Billings.

Analysts from JP Morgan indicate that Wynn Macau’s 4Q23 EBITDA margin was near its 10-year highs thanks to 'strong cost control and growth in mass.’