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Maricarmen M. won the "Cruisin' in a Caddy Giveaway" on Saturday, May 9, 2015.

Senate committee votes down bill that could have allowed Harrah's New Orleans to reduce job numbers.

Saratoga Casino & Raceway to build a $34 million hotel beside the casino.

The Ho-Chunk Nation has won a federal appeal and will be permitted to offer video poker.

Only 143 votes separated the yes or no vote on Brockton casino proposal.

The company saw net revenues of $29.1 million, slightly under $30.4 million for the same period the prior year.

Pala's Shuffle Master Classic event in June will allow certain players to attend the championship at the Venetian in September.

Trinity Hotel Investors bought the off-strip property for $70 million, but it's unclear what the new ownership's plans for the hotel-casino will be.

Caesars was also informed a grand jury was looking into the charges regarding anti-money laundering practices of the company and its subsidiaries.

As soon as the NFL sacked New England quarterback Tom Brady with a four-game suspension Monday, Las Vegas oddsmakers deflated the betting lines on the Patriots.

The $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project is expected to create 30,000 new construction jobs.

The Filipino rock group will perform one show on Saturday, Sept. 19.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser will be watching certain players for various reasons at this year's World Series of Poker, from Twitch star Jason Somerville to amateur-turned-grinder Dean Baranowski.

Pennsylvania casinos report 4 percent increase in slot revenue year on year for April.

National Basketball Association commissioner urges expansion of legalized sports betting across the country.

The promo offers will give away a total of $130,000, and additional prize drawings will take place in the following week.

Casino closures hit laid off workers hard with the number of people receiving food stamps up 6 percent statewide.

Plainridge Park Casino is only a month away from opening.

The casino operator saw its revenue increase by 1 percent in the first quarter, but its cash flow jumped by more than 30 percent compared to the same period a year ago.

Gov. Bruce Rauner has said he's open to considering casinos, which will please Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.