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Pinnacle posted a loss of $21.9 million but its results included an $8.8 million charge related to the early payment of some long-term debt.

The new poker room will open on November 23 and features 13 tables, as well as a bar and lounge area.

The casino operator reported a net loss of $123 million in the quarter largely due to higher income tax expenses and other accounting measures.

One year after producing "same-day coverage" of the World Series of Poker Main Event final table for the first time, ESPN is ready to pull it off again this season and the network has a few changes in store, including the possibility of airing more than the usual two hours of coverage.

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Bill Warner has resigned from the board of directors of Shuffle Master Gaming “for personal business reasons.”

Despite his company's net income declining 33 percent, Steve Wynn had an optimistic outlook for 2009.

The casino giant has suffered from a struggling economy and a massive impairment charge.

Boyd Gaming CEO Keith Smith said his company's bid to purchase a significant portion of its rival for $950 million is real.

Boyd Gaming said it doesn’t expect to restart construction of the $4.8 billion Echelon project for at least three to five years.

U.S. Senate candidate Alan Khazei said during a Democratic candidate forum that he is "fundamentally opposed" to casino gambling.

The casino company asked a federal bankruptcy judge for a four-month delay in proposing a reorganization plan.

Woman from Chino Hills hit a wide area progressive jackpot worth $133,320.87.

Las Vegas bookmakers having been getting killed this year as double-digit NFL favorites have been destroying underdogs.

State Rep. Brian Dempsey said that he expects it will be at least three years before any casinos open in Massachusetts.

Phil Satre is on the board of directors at both NV Energy and slot machine giant International Game Technology.

A Columbus Dispatch/Ohio Newspaper Poll shows voters currently favor Issue 3 by 57 percent to 39 percent, with 4 percent undecided.

The Maryland slots panel approved a 1,500 slot machine casino in Cecil County which could open within a year.

A bankruptcy judge ruled that Donald Trump must disclose details about the investment he holds in the bankrupt Trump Entertainment Resorts.

Backers of expansion of gambling in Ohio have spent $32 million since July, with opponents spending $5.4 million.