Four Queens Hotel and Casino

Profile narrative

The Four Queens Hotel and Casino operates as a combined lodging and gaming venue in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. It provides hotel accommodations for guests visiting the city for leisure, business, or entertainment purposes. On its property, the organization offers a casino floor that includes slot machines and table games for patrons. Additional amenities such as restaurants, bars, and entertainment options are typically available to visitors. The establishment serves a market composed of domestic and international tourists as well as local clientele. As a casino operating in Nevada, it is subject to oversight by the Nevada Gaming Control Board and the Nevada Gaming Commission.

On March 3, 2020, the Four Queens Hotel and Casino experienced a ransomware attack that disrupted its gaming operations. The attack rendered slot machines inoperable for nearly a week, forcing the casino to operate on a cash‑only basis during that period. Social media footage showed rows of disabled gaming devices on the casino floor, drawing public attention to the incident. Nevada gaming authorities confirmed they were actively investigating the event, noting characteristics consistent with a ransomware compromise. The incident highlighted the venue’s reliance on electronic gaming systems and its exposure to cyber‑related risks. While the attack caused operational disruption, the property remained open for other services throughout the ordeal.

Incidents

1 incident linked to this organisation.