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The video slots give you the virtual experience of getting behind the wheel at the world-famous Daytona International Speedway.

Employees from the two Arkansas-based casinos give their time to help in the fight against cancer.

The Terrible’s marquee and signage — including the large Terrible’s cowboy logo — will be removed by the end of the week.

Galaxy Gaming has operated in California since 1999 without incident.

Last Monday, a judge approved the restructuring plan, which gives 82 percent ownership stake to the property’s lenders in return for canceling $1.2 billion in debt.

Now called Golden Nugget Atlantic City, it has been universally praised by city and tourism leaders and the competition.

For the past two decades, Atlantic City’s casino industry has been under siege from gaming competition in neighboring states.

In a matter of five years, Stevens transformed two aging hotels into entertainment and gambling attractions that have renewed portions of Fremont Street and given downtown additional character.

Philadelphia’s casinos continue to seek ways to grow market share by draining business from Atlantic City and fending off competition from elsewhere in the state and from emerging gaming markets in New York and Maryland.

The approved modifications include changes to the parking garage, an expansion of the current gaming floor space, and the addition of new space for events.

Tickets to see the singer, comedian and celebrity impressionist go on sale June 6.

The software supplier will be at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on May 21 and 22.

The professional eater will attempt to break the world apple pie eating record at the California casino.

Limit Hold'em players can win up to $350 in the Limit Flush Marathon promotion.

The $200K Lucky Lotto Giveaway is in full swing and will fill someone’s pockets with a guaranteed $100,000. The promotion runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through June 30.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval didn’t name the states but gaming sources said Texas could be a target.

The $3.9 billion resort is still operating in the red, although the property showed quality year-over-year increases across its business segments in the first quarter.

Detroit's casino revenue was down 2.7 percent in April.

Webmasters in online gambling are once again facing affiliate programs wanting to change terms and conditions. Is there hope for the future? Plus industry news from New Jersey, Delaware and California.

Slot revenue down 10.2 percent compared to the same period a year ago.