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Resort will open on time but bond analyst wary of declining gaming revenue.

Some have concerns that the casino operator could be facing a date in bankruptcy court.

The casino giant makes the cuts hoping to survive the growing economic crisis.

The Vegas slot machine provider reported revenue growth of over 25 percent.

Casino City speaks with the man in charge of running the WSOP and gets the skinny on what we should expect when the cards go in the air for the Main Event final table on Sunday following a 117-day delay.

Players who donate canned goods will receive ten free slot dollars, with the donated food given to the Food Bank of Delaware.

Initiatives passed in Maryland, Missouri and Colorado will help bring new opportunities for revenue.

State gaming commission to decide whether entity can work as ally with MGM Mirage.

The "$1,000,000 Vegas Game Show" will give audience members chances to win huge cash prizes.

News brief: Gambling ballot issues have failed in the state four times since 1990, including one this year.

News brief: After the state banned greyhound racing, track owners hope slot machines will be approved and 1000 jobs will be saved.

Party faithful turned out in droves in Las Vegas Tuesday night to watch election results with their kindred.

Banks, bondholders fear pushing too hard.

News brief: Lotteries had been banned in Arkansas since 1836 and revenue from them will help finance college scholarships.

Active duty personnel and veterans can enjoy a free breakfast buffet on Veteran's Day.

News brief: Controversial ballot measure passes on second try by a vote of 56 percent to 44 percent.

News brief: Votes still being counted for measure that would build a casino in Oxford County.

News brief: Proposal would have built a casino in Clinton County and brought 10,000 new jobs and $211 million a year to the state.

News brief: Gamblers will be allowed to walk into any casino without identifying themselves unless asked to prove they are at least 21.

News brief: The initiative will raise betting limits and expand hours at three casinos with most of the tax revenue going to community colleges.