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Century Casinos has appointed longtime executive Lyle Randolph as Executive Vice President of Operations for the United States, placing him in charge of seven casino properties beginning May 15, 2026.
Randolph will oversee a US portfolio comprising 4,701 slot machines, 93 table games, 2,127 hotel rooms, and more than 20 food and beverage venues.
Randolph most recently served as Vice President of Operations for Century Casinos’ two Missouri gaming properties following the company’s acquisition of those assets in 2019.
According to the company, Randolph directed more than $80 million in combined capital development projects at the Missouri properties. Adjusted EBITDAR at the operations increased more than 70% during his tenure.
Randolph has more than 30 years of experience in casino operations, hotel management, food and beverage operations, capital development, and multi-property oversight.
He entered the gaming industry in 1995 at Casino Aztar in Missouri. Following Isle of Capri Casinos’ acquisition of the property, Randolph became General Manager of the Caruthersville and Cape Girardeau casinos.
During his tenure, the properties went through ownership transitions involving Isle of Capri Casinos and Eldorado Resorts. Randolph worked under leading gaming executives, including James Perry, Virginia McDowell, Eric Hausler, Gary Carano, and Tom Reeg.
Century Casinos said those roles provided Randolph with experience across founder-led management structures, regional gaming operations and publicly traded gaming companies.
During his time with Isle of Capri Casinos, Randolph received the company’s Jack Galloway Award for leadership and operational achievement.
In addition to his operational duties, Randolph has participated in civic, charitable and gaming industry organizations during his career, including statewide advisory appointments and leadership roles involving regional business, tourism, humanitarian, and gaming groups.