(Las Vegas, NV)  –  Two of Las Vegas’ largest casino operators have posted losses in the third quarter.

MGM Resorts International reported a loss of just over $182 million, despite improving revenues at its properties on the Strip and in Macau.

Caesars Entertainment posted a loss of just over $500 million dollars due to one-time charges.  The company reports slight increases at its Las Vegas properties, and declines at its resorts in northern Nevada and Atlantic City.