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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.

These days, Caesars Palace is looking a lot less Roman Empire and more Empire State.

Ventriloquist, singer, comedian and celebrity impressionist, Terry Fator, will be performing at Trump Taj Mahal November 21 & 22, 2008.

Treasure Island Resort & Casino welcome Mark Dunn as the new director of hospitality.

Debt concerns arise in licensing hearing for property set to open next month.

News brief: The casino's owners also own the Sacramento Kings. Patrons will not be allowed to bet on Kings games.

Hollywood Casino Bay St. Louis is offering these one of a kind collector pieces every month.

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. increased revenue in the third quarter, but earnings per share fell 29.4 percent.

Instructional camps will take place in November in Las Vegas and Atlantic City.

News brief: Casino offers eight automated poker tables after years of customer demand.

News brief: Proposed Maine casino would be built in Oxford County and cost $184 million.

News brief: Blue Chip Casino Hotel has scheduled two job fairs, hoping to hire more than 200 people for January opening of expansion project.

Former FBI expert on body language will teach poker seminar on how to gain an edge at the tables.

The M Resort has asked Henderson for permission to add 11.5 acres to its resort project.

Landry's Restaurants CEO has revived his offer to buy the company, an empire that includes the Golden Nugget hotel-casinos in Las Vegas and Laughlin.

There are hints the owners of the Plaza would like to put the hotel's dowdy image to rest.

The Octavius Tower will add 594 guest rooms and is slated to open next summer.