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Rules emerge for four Ohio casinos, but details of bill still need to be decided on.

he new casino will be located in Ramona and will ultimately create more than 100 jobs in the area over the next two years.

Cherokee Nation Entertainment, Cherokee Nation Businesses and Cherokee Nation employees recently joined forces to complete the Eucha Community Center.

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa gave one of the area’s largest frozen turkey donations to aid northeastern Oklahomans.

Randall Sayre said he isn't opposed to Internet gambling and that Nevada could become a licensing hub if online gaming is legalized in the U.S.

The billionaire acquired 40 million shares of MGM Mirage, as well as 4 million shares of Boyd Gaming, during the first quarter of this year through his hedge fund.

The bankrupt casino company reported another quarterly losses because of continued declines in revenue, costs associated with the bankruptcy and various interest expenses.

Atlantic City casinos switch focus as bus patron traffic declines.

Several panelists at the 2010 Global iGaming Summit & Expo believe that New Jersey will be the first U.S. state to regulate the Internet gambling industry.

Fred A Buro selected as general manager at Presque Isle Downs & Casino.

Tribal Chairman suggests lowering gambling age in response to neighbouring states competitive advantage.

After a two-year hiatus, the Global iGaming Summit and Expo returned to Montreal last week, with conference speakers focusing on the future of the Internet gambling industry in North America. Casino City's editorial team has compiled the top-10 moments from the conference.

The poker pro is holding the tournament at the California casino in support of After-School All-Stars, Arnold Schwarzenegger's nonprofit for at-risk youth.

The Las Vegas-based company won a contract to construct an estimated $450 million hotel-casino complex that will be become Western Canada's largest gaming and entertainment resort.

"The Ivey Room" is an exclusive high-limit poker table area at CityCenter's Aria in Las Vegas. To unveil the room, Aria will host a $1 million VIP Poker Tournament for invited customers May 22. Participants will compete for the $250,000 first-place prize and an opportunity to earn $100,000 for knocking Ivey out of the event.

The owners of the Las Vegas casino and hotel said they don't believe they have sufficient cash to meet all financial obligations this year.

Gaming revenue fell less than 1 percent in April, but the market is bracing for increased competition in Pennsylvania and Delaware.

Andy Rooney said that "gambling produces nothing" and it was a good thing that the gambling industry suffered during the recession.

California State Senator Roderick Wright told delegates attending GIGSE that he's working legislation that would license and regulate poker in California.

Harrah's donate further $200,000 instalment to hospital trauma unit.