This week, a federal judge dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit alleging that MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, Treasure Island, and Caesars Entertainment in Las Vegas colluded to use data-sharing software to overcharge for rooms in violation of US antitrust law.
The lawsuit was dismissed on the grounds that the four major resort operators on the Las Vegas Strip conspired to artificially inflate room prices through the use of Rainmaker, a revenue management platform that the lawsuit claimed was used by 90% of Strip hotels. Since 2019, it has requested class-action status from each and every visitor to the defendants' properties.
The lawsuit was dismissed on the grounds that the four major resort operators on the Las Vegas Strip conspired to artificially inflate room prices through the use of Rainmaker, a revenue management platform that the lawsuit claimed was used by 90% of Strip hotels. Since 2019, it has requested class-action status from each and every visitor to the defendants' properties.