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Bluff Magazine has released a statement responding to the passing of the ‘Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act’ by the US Congress.

Caesars Palace in Las Vegas has opened the Neil Leifer Gallery spotlighting the celebrated photographer's unforgettable images of sports and culture.

Ca$hola, the first ever multi-state progressive video lottery game to be offered among U.S. states, has reached a record breaking jackpot of over $2 million and will continue to grow until won.

The impending privatization of casino giant Harrah's Entertainment has triggered a new topic for the IQPC's U.S Infrastructure Investing Summit.

News Brief: DeKalb County officials broke off talks Monday with an American Indian tribe that wants to build a bingo hall near the small town of Shabbona because of questions about the legitimacy of the tribe's land claims.

News Brief: A takeover of Harrah's Entertainment Inc. would mean, at most, a change in management for the company's Ak-Chin Casino Resort south of Phoenix.

News Brief: The former director of the New Jersey agency that doles out casino taxes to redevelopment projects now wants to build his own gambling hall.

News Brief: A man charged with the attempted murders of two Stateline casino security guards is reportedly back in Texas today after being acquitted Friday of all charges.

News Brief: The Rhode Island casino campaign was shaken yesterday by news of the potential sale of Harrah's Entertainment, the Las Vegas-based company bankrolling the proposed Narragansett Indian casino in West Warwick.

News Brief: The long-delayed debut of a $240 million video lottery casino planned for Yonkers Raceway will wait at least a few more days, as track officials again have pushed back the expected opening.

News Brief: Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. is looking westward for new development, according to its chief operating officer.

portsbook.com odds makers are favoring a second subway series in six years for this year's fall classic as both the New York Mets and New York Yankees are the front runners.

Indian gaming will be the focus of a special session at the 2nd annual Florida Gaming Summit, Oct. 16-17 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

Full House Resorts reports that the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi have settled long-standing litigation which has stalled the Tribe's casino gaming project near Battle Creek, Michigan.

World famous jazz legend Pete Fountain will take the stage again for the first time in more than a year beginning Friday, October 27th at Hollywood Casino, Bay St. Louis.

The dealers over at Wynn Las Vegas who are none too happy about supervisors taking a share of their tips also are ticked that they can't count their own tip money.

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

CryptoLogic Inc. reports that effective immediately licensees of WagerLogic Limited, the company's licensing subsidiary, will not take wagers from U.S.-based players.

News Brief: When Mohegan Sun opened up 10 years ago, it made an impact by not only luring away patrons but also employees from local businesses.

News Brief: Penn National Gaming Inc. has received the go-ahead to start building a slot-machine facility at its Penn National Race Course in Grantville.