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Iowan, who moved chips during craps game, pleads guilty to cheating.

No indication of when stalled $1 billion racino-resort project will resume.

MGM Mirage founder Kirk Kerkorian considers CityCenter's opening another historic event for the Strip.

A U.S. Bankruptcy judge questioned why none of the parties in Station Casinos' bankruptcy case have met with state casino regulators.

A gaming analyst says that while Strip gaming and non-gaming revenues will increase in 2010, 70 to 90 percent of Citycenter's revenues will come at the expense of other Strip properties.

The Boardwalk casino, which has not made a a payment on its $360 million mortgage since October 2008, will be controlled by its lenders.

Pala Casino Spa & Resort put the finishing touches on a $100 million expansion with state-of-the art upgrades to its hotel rooms and suites.

Atlantic City's November casino revenue fell 13.4 percent compared to November in 2008.

Wynn's Encore and CityCenter's Aria in Las Vegas are making more use of natural sunlight inside its casinos.

Nevada gaming revenues were $800.3 million, an 11.6 percent decline compared with $904.9 million reported in the same month a year ago.

The Meadows Racetrack and Casino was fined $10,000 for violations related to underage gambling and a self-exclusion violation.

The retail and entertainment complex at CityCenter in Las Vegas will have to face a tough environment for luxury stores.

The recession played havoc with gaming revenues for American Indian casinos in 2008, just like in Las Vegas.

Horse industry group target legislative election for support.

The Las Vegas mega-resort has dozens of small boardrooms and meeting spaces sprinkled throughout its hotels.

The Wild Wild West in Las Vegas will be marketed as a Days Inn hotel after an agreement between the national chain and Station Casinos.

Wynn Resorts CFO Matt Maddox has been appointed to the Nevada Economic Forum by Gov. Jim Gibbons.

Developers of the $8.5 billion CityCenter project in Las Vegas said they have selected a national mortgage company to finance purchases.

The Boot Hill Casino and Resort in Dodge City will be open for business on December 16th.

Democrats in the State House are expected to debate potentially expanding a 2004 slots law.