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A New Jersey man won $7,355,381 on a $5 bet on the Wheel of Fortune slot machine at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City.

Debt load which began with Dubai World's announcement last year continues to challenge Dubai.

Rivers Casino has struggled to achieve projected revenue and visitor numbers in its first year.

G2E's iGaming Congress had plenty of brick-and-mortar gaming executives in attendance. And they all wanted to know if Sen. Harry Reid would pass online gambling legislation this year.

Erik Seidel was inducted Poker's Hall of Fame earlier this month after earning more than $10 million in tournament poker career earnings and collecting eight World Series of Poker bracelets over a 23-year career.

Harrah's Entertainment officially changed its name to Caesars Entertainment on Tuesday.

The New Jersey Senate voted 29-5 Monday to allow Atlantic City casino operators to offer online gambling to New Jersey residents.

As Gomes Gaming prepare to take over Resorts Atlantic City, union engages in "effects bargaining" on behalf of workers.

Sports betting a boon to Delaware casinos, but table games still struggling.

Planned casino approved for St Louis, gaming commission will meet in two weeks.

Fourth Rapid City robbery inside a week, police offer reward.

Vote postponed on two gambling bills, as amendments are added.

It's the time of year when Americans start thinking about all the things that they are thankful for. Here's our list of the top-10 things gamblers should be thankful for this year.

Five longtime gaming industry personalities believe the industry will recover from its current economic woes.

Bellagio earns 10th straight AAA Five Diamond award, the first Strip resort to reach the milestone.

Caesars Atlantic City dealers vote overwhelmingly in favour of new employment contract.

New Jersey senate committee approved bill to allow internet gambling for New Jersey residents.

While no-limit Texas Hold'em has been the undisputed king of poker for at least a decade, Aaron Todd says he preferred more "intellectual" challenges when playing cash games. The truth, he says, is that he was scared.

Two Rapid City casinos hit in the same week by robbers.