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The Plaza Hotel and Casino will host its $150,000 Super Bingo tournament from Jan. 29-31, with former mayor Oscar Goodman calling the first balls on the last day.

Abraham Araya outlasted a field of top pros and former Main Event champions to win $270,380 at the WSOP Circuit Main Event at Choctaw.

Casino Miami Jai-Alai, an $87 million casino expansion of Miami Jai-Alai, will open today.

Maryland switches to leasing video slots for flexibility and cost reasons.

MTR Gaming Group has received its license to install and operate VLTs at its Scioto Downs racetrack.

Six women lose their discrimination case against Treasure Island Casino.

International Game Technology said fewer new casino openings in North America last year and limited activity in the expansion market cut into the company's overall revenues and profits.

Resorts Casino Hotel was named the “Casino of the Year” by Philadelphia Daily News and Philly.com out of all New Jersey and Pennsylvania casinos.

Police arrest pimp after complaints from Sands officials that an alleged prostitution ring was operating at the hotel.

December was better, but 2011 revenue was down for Gulf Coast casinos who were impacted by Mississippi river flooding.

Atlantic City casinos are catching on to the festive spirit of the Year of the Dragon and celebrating Chinese New Year.

A potential casino in New York City shouldn't worry any of the resort-casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas gaming companies have applauded the decision by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to sign a bill Tuesday into law legalizing sports betting in the state.

Catfish Bend Casino slight revenue increase in 2011 attributed to the weather and better marketing.

A 55-year-old grandmother from Hanford won a a jackpot of more than $1.6 million at Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino on the Megabucks Wolf Run progressive slot machine.

Over $300,000 was paid out to poker players on Thursday morning after the bad beat jackpot was hit at Caesars Atlantic City.

Tourism industry leaders in Las Vegas applauded a new strategy from President Barack Obama to boost foreign tourism in the U.S.

Caesars Entertainment is exploring options for its Grand Casino in Biloxi, which was damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Pennsylvania passed Atlantic City to become the No. 2 gaming market in the U.S. behind Nevada after the state generated more than $3 billion in revenues last year.

The Las Vegas mega-resort announced a partnership with Sotheby's International Realty to market The Residences at Mandarin Oriental and Veer Towers.