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Two New York politicans have told the New York Post they would support casinos in the state.

A casino-gambling bill which includes online poker provisions has passed a House vote in Massachusetts.

Voters in New Jersey will be asked in November to approve a nonbinding referendum that seeks to legalize sports betting. Actual bets could not be accepted until a federal law limiting legal sports betting is repealed or overturned.

Resorts World Miami plans include up to 44 restaurants.

The Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs has joined sister property Agua Caliente Casino in offering guests allergy-friendly guest rooms.

A lucky player at the Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton won $1,031,668 on Rocket Gaming Systems' Golden Sunrise game.

Caesars Entertainment Chairman Gary Loveman was named by Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman to his campaign's business advisory council.

Foxwoods Resort Casino & MGM Grand at Foxwoods' slot revenue in August was $52.2 million, down 11.8 percent from the same month a year ago.

Country music artist Robert Earl Keen will play John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Sparks on October 8.

Caesars Palace said it will open the 668-room Octavius Tower on Jan. 2, two years after construction was halted.

Nevada court rules in favour of Joe Francis, charges dropped over alleged unpaid gambling marker.

Station Casinos' new 'Boarding Pass' card will allow players to redeem points at restaurants, bowling centers, movie theaters, two spas and for concerts.

Casino numbers dim during August on Kansas City riverboat casinos.

Mandalay Bay, Caesars Palace, The Cosmopolitan and Tropicana are among the resorts with Mexican-oriented music events to celebrate the occasion.

Casino Association urges New Jersey to support sports betting vote for the local economy.

GTECH G2 will provide a play-for-fun online poker site for the Barona Resort & Casino in San Diego.

Matthew Waxman became the first American player to win the World Poker Tour Grand Prix de Paris after defeating a field of 312.

Pinnacle Entertainment will spend $82 million on a 200-room hotel tower, an event center and covered parking to its River City Casino.

Greektown Casino will showcase a completely renovated 10,000 square-foot area in the center of its casino on Sept. 23.