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The Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas posted its lowest revenues since 2004 despite opening new rooms and other amenities during the year.

The Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh has filed a petition with the Pennsylvania State Gaming Board for authorization to operate 86 table games.

Todd English's new restaurant inside CityCenter's luxury retail and entertainment district in Las Vegas has officially opened.

The inaugural event of World Team Poker will be held at the Golden Nugget in Vegas on May 19 and will feature 40 of the world’s top pros.

Two contenders -- a Democrat Ron Sparks and Republican Bill Johnson -- for the state's top job are in favour of expanded gambling.

Casino City's Gary Trask made a visit to the new M Resort in Las Vegas last week and came back with 10 reasons why you should do the same the next time you make a trek to Sin City.

The 2010 World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions will have a $1 million prize pool with fans having the opportunity to vote online on who will participate.

MGM Mirage and Perini Building Co. are disputing payment of almost $500 million for construction of the CityCenter mega-development.

The Wynn Las Vegas and the resort's dealers are getting closer to an agreement on a union contract.

Pinnacle Entertainment has named former Harrah's Entertainment executive Anthony Sanfilippo as its president and CEO.

MGM Mirage has reached a settlement agreement with Atlantic City regulators to sell its 50 percent stake in the Borgata.

Nevada gaming regulators might clamp down on contractual relationships between the state's casino operators and nongambling arms of the Internet gaming industry.

The Las Vegas-based company said its net income was $3.7 millionin the first quarter compared to last year where it had a net loss of $1 million.

A partnership that included the Navegante Group was rejected Thursday by New York licensing authorities to build and operate a casino at the Aqueduct Racetrack.

The Clark County coroner's office ruled that former Hard Rock Hotel President Randy Kwasniewski died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

In January 2.877 million visitors came through Las Vegas compared with 2.765 million a year ago, the fifth straight monthly increase in tourism numbers.

Hotels on the Las Vegas Strip will dim or shut off lights during Earth Hour to draw attention to global climate change

Hoosier Park Racing & Casino raced to reassure both employees and the city on the news its parent company's bankruptcy.

A Jamaican-born player survived eight all-ins and overcame a 20-to-1 chip disadvantage to win a WSOP Circuit event in Atlantic City.

MGM Mirage announced a debt-exchange plan where the company will offer up to $845 million in senior secured notes due 2020 in a private placement.