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Swingers Club, a one-of-its-kind bar concept that offers dueling pianos and mini golf, is coming to the brand new Plaza Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas.

Federated Sports + Gaming announced it has launched the Global Poker Index™ to rank and track the weekly performance of the world’s top 300 live tournament poker players.

Pinnacle Entertainment file "expression of interest" for Atlantic City boutique-casino licence.

Jarrod Massey admits to bribing former state legislator for six years.

Casino revenue up in Iowa, as new casino opens.

Companies and individuals are no longer required to run a gaming company or have an agreement to acquire a casino in Nevada before they can file for a license.

$44 million Tioga Downs expansion project breaks ground.

Gilley back on the stand, as defence attempt to paint him as a liar and con artist.

Six hours later after starting the WSOP Main Event, Doyle Brunson was eliminated from the tournament he hadn’t really wanted to play in the first place.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Aaron Todd and Dan Igo are on location in Las Vegas to discuss Brian Rast's win (or was it Phil Hellmuth's loss) in the WSOP Poker Player's Championship, the start of the Main Event, WSOP betting opportunities at the Wynn, and all other things WSOP.

Antonio Esfandiari was expecting a world-class blowup if Phil Hellmuth finished second in the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship at the World Series of Poker, but in the end, he didn't get what he was expecting.

For most of Wednesday (and early Thursday morning), Phil Hellmuth looked to be firmly in control of his quest to win the World Series of Poker’s $50,000 Poker Player’s Championship. But in an incredible 30-minute span, Hellmuth missed on three flush draws to lose both his chip advantage and the tournament to Brian Rast.

Country Crossing developer Ronnie Gilley's testimony, in ongoing electronic bingo corruption trial, interrupted by undisclosed illness.

Harrah's and Ameristar riverboat casinos in Council Bluffs are open for business during Missouri river flooding and letting the public know they're open every way they can.

While Phil Hellmuth made some memorable plays to get to the final nine of the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship at the World Series of Poker, the conversations he had with the other players at his table may have been even more memorable.

For 15 minutes Tuesday, F bombs were flying at the WSOP $50,000 Poker Player's Championship. In fact, the only thing missing from the event was Cee-Lo Green singing his hit song F**k You.

Abe Mosseri isn't going to claim this year's Chip Reese Memorial Trophy as the winner of the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship at the World Series of Poker, as he finished 37th. While he wasn't the most well-known player in the field, among his peers, he is one of the most well-respected. And by the way -- he's pretty funny, too.

One of the best places to follow the action at the WSOP $50,000 Poker Player's Championship is the players' Twitter feeds. Don't have time to follow all the players? Don't worry. We've put together the top-10 tweets from this year's $50K event, through Day 2.

The near financial collapse of several Las Vegas-based gaming companies didn't shake the system.

Canterbury Park Holding Corporation suspends temporarily all of its gaming operations as Governor and Legislature failed to reach agreement on State's budget.