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Mystic Lake Casino starts selling alcohol, creates 70 jobs

The positions that will be created by Mystic Lake’s entry into this arena range from bartenders and banquet servers to cooks.

Greyhound starts new faster runs between Las Vegas, L.A.

The longtime carrier already dominates the market with as many as a dozen trips a day, more than the rest of its competitors combined. Five of the trips have been designated as express, with two more added on Fridays and Sundays.

Votes for Northeast gambling expansion "will not necessarily attract more gamblers," Moody's finds

Expansion will only further crowd a regional market that is already saturated and forced to reach out ever farther to attract the same number of customers.

Darlene Monzo joins Revel as Senior Vice President, Marketing

With more than 25 years in the casino industry, Darlene Monzo will join the resort’s management team as senior vice president, Marketing.

Atlantic City casino revenue will be roughed up by Sandy

Hurricane Sandy adverse financial effect on Atlantic City casino profit will be seen in the coming months.

Pinnacle Entertainment's four Louisiana properties to honor veterans with complimentary meals

Pinnacle will honor veterans on Monday, November 12th with a complimentary meal at the company's buffets.

Maryland: Gambling expansion vote narrowly prevails

Gambling expansion measure approved in Maryland by voters.

Rhode Island: Table games vote sees one pass, one defeat

Twin River slot parlor will see table games added, while Newport Grand will not.

Jackson Rancheria Casino pays out over $134 million in October

Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort's slots paid out more than $134.4 million to guests during the month of October.

After enduring $90 million fight, Maryland voters OK new casino

With 94 percent of precincts reporting, Maryland residents favored Question 7 by a vote of 51.6 percent to 48.4 percent. The measure will place a new casino in suburban Prince George's County.

Building of "authentic" neighborhood lays groundwork for Downtown Grand

Fifth Street Gaming is overseeing one of the most ambitious redevelopment projects ever in downtown Las Vegas, with millions of dollars being invested in an effort to create a neighborhood that will benefit Downtown Grand. The new hotel-casino will open late next year in the shell of the former Lady Luck.

Rhode Island will vote tomorrow on table games

Rhode Island will also vote tomorrow on expanded gambling.

Gambling nun faces theft charges

Gambling addicted nun accused of stealing $100,000 from two New York churches.

Post Sandy: A happy moment for Bogata slot winner

Happy moment at Borgata as man wins $1.5 million on penny slot machine.

Maryland to vote on Question 7

Maryland voters will not only decide on their president tomorrow, but also Question 7, which could mean expanded gambling for the state.

San Diego poker player wins Pala's Hallo-Weekend tournament

Alan Ho takes home $6,558 from $21,000-plus prize pool.

Pala donates almost 5,000 pounds of food to Brother Benno's

Pala conducted a food drive that concluded last week and representatives from Brother Benno’s today received 4,739 pounds of food from the casino.

Actor Robert De Niro's Las Vegas plans include Nobu Hotel on the Strip

De Niro is a shareholder in Nobu Hospitality, the restaurant and entertainment company of chef Nobu Matsuhisa, which is developing its first-ever Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.

Maryland vote pits bully, new kid

Maryland voters will determine if the state becomes a multimillion-dollar gambling jurisdiction or a multibillion-dollar casino-resort destination. We'll also find out whether MGM Resorts puts the bully in its place, or if Penn National is still king of the school.

Caesars sells St. Louis casino to Penn National Gaming

Caesars Entertainment Corp. said in a regulatory filing Friday it closed a $610 million sale of its Harrah's St. Louis casino to Penn National Gaming.

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