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Financing secured for Pacific Northwest casino which is expected to be open to the public in mid-2017.

A vote will be taken on the tentative five-year contract by workers this week.

Casino City spends a Saturday afternoon inside the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino SuperBook and explains why the $13 million in recent improvements -- including a mammoth video wall, new bar and private VIP cabanas -- make it a "must visit" for race and sport bettors.

NYX Gaming Group and its wholly owned subsidiary, Nextgen Gaming, have also delivered, via the Open Gaming System (OGS), 19 new games to Golden Nugget Casino in New Jersey, including smash hits Gorilla Go Wild and Merlin's Millions with Superbet.

Anyone with a Pala Privileges player's card and who comes to the casino at least once before Jan. 29 is eligible to win.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser spent last weekend playing at the new poker room at Twin River Casino in Rhode Island.

The Scottsdale, Arizona tribal casino took was honored at the Best in Biz Awards 2015.

PPA Executive Director John Pappas called the Commonwealth's lawsuit "a cynical big government money grab of private consumer dollars to pay for political excesses."

The MGM Resorts founder died in June at the age of 98.

The July 25 fire caused $2 million in damage at the hotel-casino on the Strip.

Revel dilemmas rumble on as City Council name redevelopers of inlet area.

A Tribute to the New Year in Ameristar's Star Pavilion will feature three live bands.

The Cincinnati pro took home $568,687 for winning the $3,500 buy-in championship event.

In addition to new interiors throughout the casino and public areas, Boyd will upgrade and redesign the California's 500 hotel rooms and suites. The property will also make additional restaurant changes.

The 11-member committee had requested additional details of the project at its October meeting and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority obliged with a detailed description of plans, a timeline for bidding and construction and a snapshot of how planners arrived at cost estimates.

NetEnt has launched its first game with CaesarsCasino.com.

The Nevada Public Utilities Commission also required MGM Resorts International, Wynn Resorts Ltd., and Las Vegas Sands Corp., to collectively pay $126.6 million in exit fees for the privilege of doing so, a move that didn't sit well with the gaming companies.

John Grochowski shares stories of the "royal treatment" at video poker.

The Northeast casino market is becoming flooded with new competition, which is bad for operators but great for equipment and game providers.

Commissioners voted Tuesday to strike a requirement that transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft provide a monthly report to the Business Licensing Department listing the name and identification or driver number of each person registered with a company to ensure that all drivers are properly licensed.