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Magnus and the Main Event

Magnus Karlsson, the general manager of GPWA sponsor PokerHost, was one of the 6,358 players who bought a seat in the WSOP Main Event this month to vie for the second largest prize in poker history. Yang wins 2007 WSOP Main Event

Amateur Jerry Yang, a 39-year old former Laos refugee who came to America, graduated college and sired six children, prayed every time his chips went into pot. And his words were answered.

Post Vegas: The Aftermath

I am in withdrawal. Maybe you think it's sad, maybe you think it's pathetic, perhaps I need to reevaluate my personal life, but it's the truth. Here I am in Boston, my "home", stuck in between trips...Vegas has come and gone, and now Costa Rica is seven days away. Do you ever feel the same way? Wondering how to mangage this type of withdrawal? Here are some suggestions off the top of my head.

Indiana businesses may sue over crackdown

News Brief: Indiana business owners whose livelihood depends in part on video gambling machines say they may sue the state over a crackdown on the devices that they say is unconstitutional.

24 hour gambling debate pushed back

News Brief: Hearings on 24-hour gambling at the two Rhode Island slot parlors will have to wait for the 2008 session.

Job seekers flock to job fair

News Brief: Hundreds of job seekers turned out for the Cherokee Casino Career Fair.

Arkansas tribal casino plans blocked

News Brief: The Eastern Oklahoma office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs has recommended against allowing the United Keetoowah Band to have a casino on the banks of the Arkansas River in Fort Smith.

Foxwoods slots numbers dip

News Brief: Visitors to Foxwoods Resort Casino played $169 million less in its slot machines during the last 12 months than they did the previous year.

Michigan casino bets on Indiana players

News Brief: When Four Winds Casino and Resort opens its doors in New Buffalo, Michigan, gamblers and employees from Indiana are expected to make up a large part of the crowd.

Confusion over Kansas tribal casino bid

News Brief: Cherokee County Commissioners say Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma officials told them they are no longer considering applying with the state of Kansas to operate a state-owned casino in the county but tribal spokesman deny the statement.

Lady Luck gets closer to getting some relief

Developers of the shuttered Lady Luck and Las Vegas officials have outlined an ambitious schedule to revive the troubled Lady Luck hotel and casino.

Spotlight 29 shines light on New Edition

They have sold more than 40 million albums and scored hit after chart-topping hit, and now New Edition is coming to Spotlight 29 Casino on August 4.

Playboy celebrity dealer named

The Palms Casino Resort today announced that actress and author Jenny McCarthy will become the first-ever celebrity Bunny Dealer at the new Playboy Club atop the resort's famed Fantasy Tower.

San Manuel casino receives CCPG certification

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and California Council on Problem Gambling today jointly announced the designation of the San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino as a "Certified Responsible Gambling Establishment."

Jeff Haney on Las Vegas sportsbooks early lines on football games

Jeff Haney offers evidence that early lines on football games Las Vegas sports books will offer this summer aren't likely to hold up in the fall.

Foxwoods introduce 'ultimate happy hour'

Foxwoods guests to enjoy discounts on great food and fun every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday all summer long.

Foreigners, air travelers help May visitation rise 1.2 percent

Foreigners and air travelers from around the United States helped increase the number of Las Vegas visitors to 3.9 million in May, up 1.2 percent from the same month last year.

Different paths to survival

Paul Spitzberg and Billy Baxter were a stark contrast in both style and experience Friday at the World Series of Poker.

Inside gaming column: 'Luckiest day' just that for casinos

Gaming analyst says 'Luckiest Day of the Century' was good for casino operators

Vernon Downs' fate undecided

News Brief: Vernon Downs' owner Jeff Gural may need to wait until September before he knows whether or not the track will receive a larger cut of its video lottery terminal money, which he says he needs to remain in business.

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