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The Las Vegas-based casino company beat Wall Street estimates and reversed a second-quarter loss from a year ago.

Jeff Shulman is one of November Nine and the editor of Card Player magazine has sharply criticized tournament owner Harrah's Entertainment.

Annie Duke, Matt Graham, Bernard Lee and Joe Navarro will lead two days of in-depth instruction at the Horseshoe Casino just outside Chicago.

News brief: About 150 picketers who are members of Atlantic City casino unions marched in front of Caesars on Friday.

Most of the 490 rooms in the Paradise Tower will be open for business a week ahead of the official opening.

The casino giant finished ahead of Wall Street expectations, benefiting from from cost-cutting and strong performances from the company's markets outside Las Vegas and Atlantic City.

Planet Hollywood was fined $500,000 and the Prive nightclub was ordered to cease operations by midnight Tuesday.

The GoodTimes Radio show, which serves the Mississippi gaming industry, is the longest running live casino gaming format show in the country.

Shares of the slot maker soared more than 14 percent despite a 39 percent decline in profits.

News brief: The state is looking to legalize video gambling in bars as well as partnering race tracks with online gambling sites.

International Game Technology signed an agreement to add approximately 300 Wheel of Fortune slot machines MGM Mirage casino properties.

A dealer who spent 20 years at Caesars Palace has sued the casino and Harrah's Entertainment of exposure to secondhand smoke.

Gambling revenue at the two Golden Nugget properties fell 15.1 percent to $56.5 million in the second quarter.

Nevada gaming regulators told licensees that they have concerns about how casinos are operating.

The star of CNBC's "Mad Money" said shares of Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Wynn Resorts were both potential buys.

There was no relief from the heat, or the red-hot star sightings, in Las Vegas this weekend.

Guest experience to start with ride to 23rd-floor ‘sky lobby,’ greeting by name.

State regulators have taken the casino employee registration process online in an effort to cut costs.

News brief: A court has been asked to let voters decide on slot machines and the Secretary of State will probe casino petitions.

News brief: Racetrack owners want to take advantage of the state's dire finances to persuade voters to let them operate casinos.