Gold Strike Resort and Casino

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Gold Strike Resort and Casino in Tunica County, Mississippi, USA is one of several gambling establishments to open along the Mississippi River in the Tunica Resorts area of the county. Formerly known as the Circus Circus Tunica, it is currently owned and operated by MGM Mirage. The hotel contains 1,200 rooms.

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The Gold Strike's 31 story hotel tower was the tallest building in the state of Mississippi at the time of its 1997 opening, providing stark contrast to an area of the state previously devoted mostly to agriculture.

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Connecticut: MGM Grand (Under Development. To be co-developed/managed by MGM Mirage and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe)
Illinois: Grand Victoria
Mississippi:

Gold Strike • Beau Rivage
Michigan: MGM Grand Detroit
New Jersey: Borgata
Nevada:

Henderson: Railroad Pass
Jean: Gold Strike • Nevada Landing (Closed for redevelopment on March 20, 2007)
Las Vegas: Bellagio • Circus Circus • Slots-A-Fun • Excalibur • Luxor • Mandalay Bay • MGM Grand • The Mirage • Monte Carlo • New York-New York • Treasure Island
Laughlin: Colorado Belle • Edgewater
Primm: Buffalo Bill's • Primm Valley Resort • Whiskey Pete's
Reno: Circus Circus • Silver Legacy
Golf Courses: Shadow Creek Golf Course  • Primm Valley Golf Club
International: China: MGM Grand Macau
Annual Revenue: $6.48 billion USD | Employees: 70,000+ | Stock Symbol: NYSE: MGM | Website: www.mgm-mirage.com
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