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The Silks Poker Room will host of all the action during Super Bowl week.

Lake of the Torches Resort Casino presented five local charities $2,200 each following charity golf event.

The Massachusetts native outlasted 330 people for his third title in three years.

News brief: The State Horse Racing Comission descended on six metro bars and restaurants searching for illegal gaming machines.

News brief: Amendment 50 would expand gambling at three mining towns by raising bet limits and adding hours.

News brief: Atlantic City casinos will lift the smoking ban on Nov. 16 after a 5-4 vote by the City Council.

Comedian Roger Rodd will be the professor at the tuition-free University of Poker.

The mall giant puts three Strip properties up for sale as analyst says "end is near."

Nevada "house rules" stipulate the final score of an official game is determined by reverting to the last completed inning.

September drop is 11th straight monthly decline and worst since 2001.

News brief: Debate comes after private firm wins bid to operate Aqueduct Racetrack.

The Winter Bayou Poker Challenge will feature 15 tournaments in ten days of around-the-clock action.

New signature resort in the Wynn collection is set to open in December 2008.

Despite two hurricanes and a shaky economy, the new boss of Grand Biloxi Casino, Hotel & Spa is still optimistic.

News brief: Planned $184 million development will be on Nov. 4 ballot.

News brief: The law had been in effect for less than two weeks but the City Council plans to postpone it due to the struggling economy.

First Chicagoland tournament in WSOP circuit event draws nearly 1,200 entries.

The Republican presidential candidate has received large contributions from Lanni, Wynn and Adelson.

News brief: West Virginia woman pleaded guilty to stealing $27,000 from a poker game.

News brief: Tropicana Entertainment filed a petition this morning with the commission asking for a second chance to run the casino.