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Public hearing planned for Gettysburg casino

Public hearing on Gettysburg Casino announced for August, 31, 2010.

Stations Casinos' Michigan project moves forward

The Gun Lake Casino will have 1,400 slot machines and 28 table games and is now expected to open in early 2011.

Gun Lake Casino aims for January opening

Loan means Gun Lake Casino back on track.

Analyst worries Senate campaign tone will hurt Vegas

Deutsche Bank gaming analyst Andrew Zarnett said the toxic rhetoric of Nevada’s U.S. Senate campaign could harm local casinos.

California casino honored by magazine

The Steakhouse restaurants at Agua Caliente Casino Resort and Spa have each been honored with this year’s “Wine Spectator Award for Excellence.”

Lawsuit filed to prevent rentals at Vegas complex

A lawsuit was filed in Clark County District Court on behalf of 220 individuals who want to prevent the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas from renting their units to hotel guests when it opens in December.

MGM Mirage closing sales at CityCenter's Veer Towers

The Veer Towers at CityCenter are the only buildings in the massive complex that are strictly residential.

New Jersey: Racing industry lost millions last year

New Jersey racing losing tens of millions, panel established to investigate the possible solutions.

Top-10 November Nine tidbits

It took eight days and 78 grueling hours of play, but we are finally down to this year’s final table at the World Series of Poker Main Event. Who will be playing for poker’s most coveted prize in four months? Chances are, you haven’t heard of many of them, so here are the top-10 tidbits for this year’s November Nine.

Air conditioning fixed at Atlantic City casinos

Air conditioning back on at Caesars and Trump Plaza.

The Gang talks WSOP November Nine

The November Nine is set, and Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd were there to witness it. They join host Dan Igo to break it down.

Riviera Holdings files for bankruptcy

The Las Vegas casino company has filed for bankruptcy for the third time in three decades.

IGT elects new board member

The slot machine maker announced that Vincent Sadusky has been elected to the company’s board of directors.

Date set for Station restructuring

Judge Gregg Zive approved Station Casinos' disclosure statement and set an Aug. 27 date to begin hearings on the company's reorganization plan.

Game makers take aim at Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is one of three Eastern states that have legalized table games and some Nevada companies are gearing up for a potential financial windfall.

WSOP's November Nine determined after long day filled with bad beats

One hand changed the course of the World Series of Poker Main Event as Jonathan Duhamel emerged as the chip leader heading into November's final-table action.

WSOP Main Event down to 27 players -- and no Theo Jorgensen

As the atmosphere at the WSOP Main Event turned surreal, Jorgensen went from one of the chip leaders to out of the tournament in dramatic fashion.

Experience matters at the WSOP

At the end of Day 7 of the World Series of Poker’s Main Event, one thing was clear: experience matters.

Computer-linked game systems don't yet rule casinos

Despite some hot hype, server-based gaming may be years away from being fully embraced by the gaming industry.

Moneymaker, Moon to host Foxwoods poker event

Foxwoods Resort Casino is holding a week-long "Mega Stack Challenge" in August that will be hosted by well-known poker pros Chris Moneymaker and Darvin Moon.

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