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Casino train amongst 15 proposals for new Missouri casino.

Attempts to expand the Louisiana's smoking ban have failed for now.

Atlantic City suffered the most decline of all US gaming markets in 2009.

The Little Creek Casino in Shelton is gearing up for the debut of Salish Cliffs, a par-72, 7,300 yard championship course. The course is set for a soft fall opening four years after ground broke on the initial project.

The casino company's profit surpassed analysts' expectations but revenues fell 8.5 percent in the first quarter.

The Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is giving Rewards Club members the opportunity to receive additional slot dollars and free slot play.

Wall Street was not surprised that the casino giant reported a loss of $96.7 million in the first quarter.

Slot machine giant International Game Technology is ending its relationship with electronic table game provider DigiDeal to focus on its core products.

The $5.7 billion bill that offers homeowners rebates for making their homes energy efficient has a clause that says no money from the program can be spent on travel to "gambling or gaming establishments."

MGM Mirage CEO said he hopes the company's dispute with Perini Building Co. over payment of $500 million in CityCenter construction costs will be settled in quickly in Clark County District Court.

The American Gaming Association's "State of the States" report says that commercial casinos in 13 states saw a 5.5 percent decrease compared to 2009.

Big bingo convention opens in defiant shadow of Alabama bingo dispute.

Las Vegas-based Silver State Capital Advisors said that it was interested in acquiring some of Station Casino's smaller properties.

Rudi Schiffer catches up with Kevin Hunter on a proposed new casino in Tunica, who says a casino is "absolutely" possible.

The Kentucky Derby was held on Saturday, and as always there were a number of betting lessons to be learned. Here are Vin Narayanan's top-10 lessons that he learned.

A network failure interrupted wagering on the Kentucky Derby.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board last week approved the petitions of two casinos to conduct table games, bringing to seven the total of casinos that has gained this approval.

The Oasis at Gold Spike opened its renovated 50-room boutique hotel last weekend and sold out.

Steve Wynn might have taken a veiled swipe at Las Vegas Sands Chairman Sheldon Adelson in response to developments in Macau.

New health centre at Firekeepers Casino for 1,500 employees.