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This week, J Todd discusses Facebook's real-money bingo app and what it could mean for affiliates. Also, New Jersey gets sued over sports betting, and Maryland abandons thoughts of online gambling.

2.6% increase in net revenues in Q2 over the same period in 2011 primarily reflects a 1.3% increase in pari-mutuel revenues.

Improvements made on June 2012 but declines of 15.8 percent and 17.7 percent respectively from July last year.

The restaurants Red Square, China Grill and Red, White and Blue are set to close November 18, employees have said.

The Las Vegas-based company earned $7.5 million in the second quarter. A profit comparison with the second quarter of last year is not possible because of accounting adjustments associated with the company's exit from bankruptcy on June 17, 2011.

An international media report Monday that Las Vegas Sands Corp. is being probed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board over bribe payment allegations in mainland China isn't much of a revelation.

Historical Atlantic City Total Bad Beat Jackpot of $787,320 goes to Atlantic City resident and Washington State visitor.

New games include special bonus rounds, interactive touch screens and linked progressives.

The fully automated game features a real roulette wheel and touch screen interface.

The bankruptcy petition lists both assets and liabilities as greater than $10 million but gives no exact amounts.

The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County is trying to determine whether the stories are true.

In the battle royal among gaming commissioners, Chairman Pete Bernhard was the voice of reason, saying new regulations were unnecessary while Commissioner Dr. Tony Alamo led the charge against Dotty's.

Revel Casino's latest figures for July show the casino has yet to attract the crowds it hoped.

Staten Island seniors remain loyal to Atlantic City, citing it as their favorite gambling destination.

Construction of new Florida City casino to commence soon.

John Legend will once again bring his talents to the stage at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on Friday, November 16.

New move to rid Kansas City casinos of smoking.

Delaware Park’s Ironman Poker Challenge will begin August 25 at noon and will run to completion without breaks.

Starting Monday, August 27, until Sunday, September 23, participants can play Digging Four Diamonds kiosk machines free in the casino once every 24 hours.

The two casino companies that operate half of all the Strip's resorts told the investment community last week that they had lost a combined $387.2 million during the second quarter.