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Casino gaming supports 10,000 jobs in Colorado, generates $340 million in taxes.

The arena’s opening act in 2016 is still unknown.

Sam Nazarian, 39, was recommended for a one-year, limited license by the Gaming Control Board following a more-than-3½-hour public hearing in Carson City.

The Gaming Control Board recommended that Blackstone Group be licensed to acquire the four-year-old Strip hotel-casino, which has never turned an annual profit.

The new Golden Nugget Casino in Lake Charles is nearing completion.

Assemblyman Mike Gatto has proposed a State Assembly Bill Number 9, which could see internet poker legalized in the state.

Lucky player won a whopping $1,200,557 on IGT Wheel of Fortune.

The nation’s largest casino operator is under attack from all fronts as it struggles to restructure its gaming industry-high debt load of $22.8 billion.

What happened to all of the slot machines from the casinos that closed in Atlantic City?

Veteran gaming executive Dan Lee was named CEO of regional casino operator Full House Resorts Monday.

Florida Senator Gwen Margolis has tabled a bill, SB 120, that could see lottery tickets permitted to be sold online.

A debate may ensue as Niagara Falls wants to apply its slot revenue to cover some basic civic services.

District Court Judge denys the VKGS, Nogales Investors, VK Holdings, Inc. and Nogales Investors Fund I, LP motions.

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa today announced details of the $13 million property-wide renovation.

Analysts don’t believe a fifth Philadelphia-area casino can thrive in what’s becoming an oversaturated market.

Statewide, casinos saw revenue fall almost 4.3 percent to $913.6 million during the month. On the Strip, gaming revenue fell 5.6 percent to $520.3 million.

Company enters into a non-binding Letter of Intent related to the development of underutilized property adjacent to its Minnesota racetrack.

The casino operator said the funds will be used primarily for development costs surrounding the company’s casino projects in Massachusetts and Maryland.

The winners were voted on by qualified attendees who were required to sample each of the 20 new games entered in the competition.

On Monday, Caesars said it received a default notice last week from UMB Bank related to its senior-secured notes covering CEOC. Caesars said it “does not believe that a default or an event of default has occurred.”