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The Las Vegas-based table game company purchased British-based Prime Table Games for $23 million on the eve of the Global Gaming Expo.

Ho-Chunk Casino opens luxury RV park, one of several expansion plans.

John F. Palmieri appointed executive director of Casino Reinvestment Development Authority.

A Washington man hit a slot jackpot of over $1 million at the Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton.

Wynn Las Vegas has filed a lawsuit against two Argentine nationals who they accuse of winning $700,000 while cheating in craps.

Shuffle Interactive is creating Internet versions of Shuffle Master's proprietary table games such as Ultimate Texas Hold'em and Three Card Poker

The Flamingo spent $10 million on the Margaritaville casino expansion, which adds 22 table games, 220 slot machines and the 5 O'Clock Somewhere Bar.

Thanks to approved changes, Hollywood Slots can now offer off-track betting.

The Horseshoe Casino in Hammond will host a World Series of Poker Circuit event beginning on Oct. 13.

The Trump Taj Mahal is giving one lucky winner $25,000 towards the procedure of their choice in the $25,000 Nip, Tuck and Lift Sweepstakes.

The Irish gambling company is seeking a license as a manufacturer and operator of mobile gaming devices.

12 casino parking garages will now be part of regular police patrol after carjacking incidents.

Anxieties raised by three ex-mayors that Genting casino plan will swallow up public lands.

Commerce Casino in California recently went live with DEQ's no commission Pai Gow game, EZ Pai Gow.

Show on Oct. 15, 2011 features Gloria Gaynor, Thelma Houston, Anita Ward, and Evelyn Champagne King.

Expansion at Firekeepers Casino shows significant progress and is on track to open fall 2012.

Guests at Foxwoods Casino can now experience games on the new Bally Pro Seriescabinets, including Playboy Hot Zone and Ole Jalapenos.

Slot giant WMS will display 168 gaming machines at the Global Gaming Expo next week in Las Vegas.

Riverwalk Casino and Hotel will donate $1 for each bra collected to the American Cancer Society during October.

An investment group led by Caesars Entertainment appears to be the frontrunner for a gaming license to operate a slot machine casino in downtown Baltimore.