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The one change in the World Series of Poker tournament this year will be the addition of hard stop times for all bracelet events.

Hard Rock hotel and casino fined by Nevada Gaming Control Board for violations in areas of drugs, public sex acts and prostitution.

The Choctaw Casino in Idabel has completed a 17,000 square-foot renovation and remodeling project.

Stock prices for casino operators and slot machine manufacturers rebounded in 2010 following a disastrous 2009.

Wall Street and industry observers believe Las Vegas tourism is slowly coming back and Nevada's gaming industry seems to be loosening the grips of a two-year-long recession.

The World Poker Tour will roll into the Commerce Casino for the LA Poker Classic and WPT Celebrity Invitational in February.

Pennsylvania lawmakers want to take a casino license designated for Philadelphia and transfer it to another part of the state.

The Navajo Nation is planning on building the $120 million Twin Arrows Casino about 20 miles outside of Flagstaff.

Moody's Investors Service projects U.S. gaming revenues to 1 to 2 percent and casino operator profits to increase 2 to 4 percent in 2011.

Gov. Christie won't sign boutique casinos bill before he receives Atlantic City bill.

Revenue dipped in November, after three months of increase, at Coast casinos.

Governor's Casino Control Commission appointments are rejected by Ohio Senate.

Cantor Gaming opened a temporary sports and race book Wendesday morning at the Tropicana Las Vegas.

24-year-old man in jail after attacking another man at the Sands Casino Resort.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas received positive reviews from analysts, casino executives and politicians who checked out the Strip resort on opening night.

The L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino is holding its first ever No Limit Hold'em senior championship on Feb. 23.

Analysts have pegged Penn National Gaming as the early favorite for Louisiana’s 15th and final riverboat casino license in Harvey.

A casino robber who stole $1.5 million in chips from the Bellagio may have some problems cashing them.

Churchill Downs announces completion of Harlow's Casino Resort and Hotel acquisition.

Reno may have been included in the rankings of forgotten vacation spots -- but the conclusions were biting.