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Ohio draws comparison to Singapore as fertile market for casino gambling

An over-the-top comparison to the island nation where two casinos produced $5.42 billion in gaming revenues in 2011 was meant to impress potential casino investors, but it does point to the potential of the Ohio market.

Californian wins $50,000 in Grand Masters Invitational slot tournament

The player from San Jose clinched her spot in the Eldorado tournament by winning a preliminary tournament. Players from Pennsylvania and Florida finished second and third.

FireLake Grand Casino to be renamed

The Citizen Potawatomi Nation announced this week it will change the name of FireLake Grand Casino to Grand Casino in an effort to differentiate business lines.

Delaware: House Bill 333 advances out of committee

First step taken to advance expanded gambling bill in Delaware.

Fort Knox pays out at Fantasy Springs

Woman who won 5 grand on a 5 cent slot will visit her daughter with her winnings.

Boyd Gaming to buy Peninsula Gaming for $1.45 billion

Boyd Gaming will spend $1.45 billion to acquire the assets of Peninsula Gaming, giving the Las Vegas-based company a presence in Kansas, Iowa and a significant expansion in Louisiana, the company announced Wednesday.

Aliante Station reports $1.1 million first quarter profit

Aliante Station resort reported a first-quarter profit on Tuesday, which the property in North Las Vegas attributed to the success of its current marketing programs.

Lumiere Place and River City Casino to give away $1 million

Every Saturday until December 29th, 10 lucky guests will win $1,000 and an automatic entry into the $1,000,000 combined property finale drawing on Sunday, December 30th.

Illinois looks to lottery to regulate online casino, poker

Illinois was the first state in the U.S. to sell lottery tickets online, and now, Illinois State Sen. John J. Cullerton is looking to make it the first state in the U.S. to offer regulated online poker and casino games.

Perspectives Weekly: Something smells fishy edition

J Todd discusses the possibility that N.J. Governor Chris Christie's could once again veto online gambling legislation, and why he thinks it smells fishy. He also provides updates on the Lock Poker acquisition of the Cake Poker Network and bwin.party's plan to enter the California market.

Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert "rolled the dice" and led the push for legalized casinos in Ohio

Gilbert's company, Rock Gaming, is majority owner of the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland and the under-construction Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati.

Atlantic City revenue down 10 percent for April

Revenue down 10 percent for April, despite the opening of Atlantic City's newest casino Revel.

Mohegan Sun has hopes for Massachusetts casino

Mohegan Sun want to open a resort-casino in Palmer, but are cautious about revealing any details of the proposed plan.

Las Vegas tourism mostly upbeat in March

Total visitor volume was up 3.7 percent from the same month in 2011, marking the 25th consecutive gain in prior-year comparisons for the monthly Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority count.

The Cosmopolitan posts smaller first-quarter loss

The Cosmopolitan lost $23.4 million in the first quarter of 2012, compared with $56.8 million last year, when the resort was in its first quarter of operations.

Nevada gaming revenues down nearly 11 percent in March

The Nevada Gaming Control Board said Thursday that most of the state's gaming centers saw their revenues decline in March.

Loveman says Caesars in broad expansion

The company's new strategy was illustrated by Monday's announced sale of its Harrah's St. Louis property to Penn National Gaming for $610 million just a week before the company was to open Ohio's first casino, the $350 million Horseshoe Casino Cleveland.

Valley Forge Casino to host first Guinness Beer Dinner at Valley Tavern

The event will feature a four-course meal served with samplings of Guinness-brand beers.

Southland Park upgrades to the tune of $11 million

A surge of new customers prompted both the renovations and staying open 24 hours a day.

The latest horse racing table game comes to Mississippi casino

In a first for the U.S. East Coast, players can now enjoy live for play horse racing with Racing Card Derby.

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