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News brief: The measure will allow 15,000 slot machines to be built across the state and settles a debate that went on for years.

Admission is free to the screening of the title fight and is for fans over the age of 21.

Riverwalk Casino and American Cancer Society join forces to fight breast cancer.

Harrah's and MGM plan to continue marketing to gay and lesbian travelers, who spend $64.5 billion a year.

There were no signs of recession at the Luxor as Cirque du Soleil threw an extravagant party to mark the premiere of its latest Vegas-based show.

Buyers could get good prices; sellers need cash to pay debts.

News brief: Regardless of whether the initiative is approved or rejected, expect slots to continue to be a major topic.

Progressives are paying out big at Capital Casino as slot players enjoy no deposit bonuses on the industry's best Microgaming Software.

News brief: The state might have to improve incentives to attract gambling companies and developers.

Slot machine giant's profits were cut in half but investors were interested in the company's cost-cutting measures.

WSOP bracelet winners Duane “Dewey” Tomko amd Henry Orenstein to become 36th & 37th members.

Impact intensified in Vegas as travelers say they intend to cut spending during visits.

The New York poker pro outlasted fellow pro Michael Kamran after a nearly three-hour heads-up battle.

News brief: Profit rose 14 percent as increased gambling in Macau made up for declines in Vegas.

News brief: Oneida Indian Nation officials say negotiations could bring growth and more jobs.

John Hennigan, Mike Sexton and Sabyl Cohen also still alive after Day 2 of the Vegas event.

Ameristar Casino Hotel Vicksburg made the donation to the Mississippi Council on Problem and Compulsive Gambling.

Room features 10 tables and deals including a max rake of $3 on all live games, $2 comps per hour of live poker play and tableside food service.

Shares of casino operator jumped 80 percent as the stocks of publicly traded casino companies and gaming equipment manufacturers soared.

Despite 67 percent loss, shares jump on postponements and reduced spending.