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Casino insiders are raiding gamblers' loyalty points, including creating bogus accounts and loading them with bogus points.

The top-rated TV show will have a 10-week run at Planet Hollywood beginning in October.

The company filed for Chapter 11 in July and revealed that Aliante Station, which opened in November, has been losing money.

New Tropicana co-owner and chief executive Alex Yemenidjian is helping launch a nearly $100 million plan to renovate the 52-year-old property.

The Las Vegas-based casino operator just opened the FireKeepers Casino in Michigan and the company says it had enrolled more than 100,000 customers into its players' club.

The casino giant cut its long-term debt in the second quarter by 20 percent.

News brief: Ohio is considering a plan to let 18-year-olds play slot machines when they are installed at race tracks across the state.

The Hard Rock Hotel is hoping to push back a February 2010 maturity date on $1.28 billion in loans to February 2014.

A gaming analyst said the announcement improves the company’s liquidity and gives the casino operator increased financial flexibility.

News brief: The slots parlor could accommodate 3,750 slots and also allow for additional attractions, which could include retail, a theater and a night club.

News brief: The four major pro sports leagues and the NCAA once again asked an appeals court to stop Delaware from allowing sports betting.

News brief: Gov. Ted Strickland wants slot machines at race tracks to be spinning 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The Nevada sports book operator will post lines on the new United Football League when play begins Oct 8.

Nevada casinos collected $818.2 million from customers during June, a 13.8 percent decline from $949.3 million collected the same month a year ago.

News brief: The Rivers Casino generated $1.28 million in revenue on $14 million in wagers in its first day in operation.

News brief: Atlantic City's 11 casinos pulled in $383 million in July, a 12.7 percent decline from a year ago.

News brief: A Fort Wayne man is facing a counterfeiting charge after allegedly cashing in fake poker chips at Parnell Poker Place.

The June decline is the lowest single month total in the state in almost five years.

The Detroit casino posted record monthly profits and revenue for the third month in a row.

Former employees of the beleaguered Prive nightclub spill juicy stories.