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A number of casino resorts in Mississippi are offering big savings on stay and play golf packages.

Lawmakers in Illinois changed the language of the state’s Video Gaming Act that will allow truck stops and VFW halls to operate slot machines.

Harrah's obtain Thistledown for $43 million at auction.

M Resort executive Joseph Magliarditi has been selected as president and CEO of the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas.

CEO of Revel confident new backers will be found.

The casino company will invite CityCenter subcontractors to discuss what can be down to settle some $390 million in disputed claims.

The Lady Luck casino, which closed its doors four years ago, is showing signs of life in downtown Las Vegas. Remodeling and expansion plans have been submitted to city officials and Mayor Oscar Goodman said the renovation project is "moving forward."

Mohegan Sun responded to recent economic challenges with cost cutting rather than layoffs.

Aaron Todd, a veteran of several marathon poker sessions, gives Phil Laak advice on how to survive his attempt to break the Guinness World Record for longest poker session by playing poker for 80 straight hours.

The World Series of Poker is encouraging players to donate one percent of their winnings to the Nevada Cancer Institute.

A 51-year-old Missouri man has been charged with participating in the conduct of a gambling business and conspiracy to launder the proceeds of a gambling business by the U.S. District Court of Maryland.

Patrick Karschamroon took out a field of 175 players, including Gavin Griffin and "Miami" John Cernuto, to become the Cal State Poker Champion at Commerce Casino.

Fantasy Springs Resort Casino will be closing Players Steakhouse after May 30th and will open Joy" in its place in September.

Condominium closings at the Las Vegas megaresort have totaled $118 million in sales at a pace not originally desired by MGM Mirage.

International Game Technology has rolled out its first European launch of the company’s sbX server-based gaming system.

In honor of the 2010 World Series of Poker starting on Friday, we present our top-10 players to watch in the $50,000 Poker Player’s Championship.

Howard Stutz takes Andy Rooney to task after the veteran television journalist slammed the gambling industry on "60 Minutes."

Gov. Jim Gibbons held a meeting with general contractor Perini Building over a payment dispute for the CityCenter project.

Owner of Twin River Racino suggests expanded gambling possible in Rhode Island without constitutional amendment.

Presque Downs has tripled the amount of slot free play giveaways.