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81 sites sued for copyright infringement

Copyright infringement suits involving content from the Las Vegas Review-Journal have been filed against at least 81 Web site owners and organizations over the last 11 weeks, according to multiple reports by the Las Vegas Sun.

Kansas: Online gambling guilty plea

57 year-old pleads guilty in online gambling business case in Kansas City.

Las Vegas Sands narrows second quarter net loss

The casino operator was able to shrink its second quarter net loss due to booming business in Macau.

IGT profits grow despite revenue dip

Gambling equipment giant International Game Technology saw a rise in fiscal third-quarter profits despite a decline in company revenues.

Golden Tavern Group announces August promotions

Sierra Gold and PT’s taverns in Las Vegas will have promotions based on NFL as well as fantasy football in August.

Borgata sees revenue, profit decline

Boyd Gaming said the Borgata resort saw revenues and profits decline during the second quarter because of reduced visitation and competition from other states.

Global Cash Access gets gaming approval in Nevada

Global Cash Access received approval from the Nevada Gaming Control Board to begin a product field trial of its new QuikTicket product.

Top-10 moments from the WSOP Main Event

Casino City's Dan Igo, Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd have finally recovered from the World Series of Poker. With a week to reflect on what they saw, they present a tag-team effort for the top-10 moments from this year's Main Event.

Planned gaming summit expanded to statewide hearings

New Jersey to hold series of hearings in different cities over future of gaming and racing industries.

Las Vegas Sands fires top Macau exec

Sands China Chief Executive Officer and President Steven Jacobs was removed from his position on Friday.

WSOP champs start famous but have faded out

Winning the World Series of Poker leads to instant fame, but the last seven champions have not won another bracelet since their big victory.

Economic reality hits Las Vegas casinos

Las Vegas casino revenue declined six percent the first five months of 2010, which is on top of a 16.9 percent decline between 2007 and 2009.

Harrah's submits new proposal on Kansas casino

Harrah's Entertainment has submitted a new proposal to develop and operate a state-owned casino is south-central Kansas.

Penn National not expected to bid on Station properties

A Penn National executive said the casino operator is not expected to participate in an auction of 11 casinos currently controlled by Station Casinos.

Wynn, Encore lose $17.2 million in second quarter

Wynn Resorts said its two Strip resorts had an operating loss of $17.2 million in the second quarter.

Delaware: Table games revenues slower than expected

New table game revenues are a bit lower than originally predicted.

Palms poker room review

The poker room at The Palms offers low-stakes players seeking a place to play in Las Vegas a great off-The-Strip option.

California casino offering plenty of August poker

The Pala Casino Spa and Resort is having numerous tournaments and an advanced tournament training course taught Mike “The Mouth” Matusow.

Public hearing planned for Gettysburg casino

Public hearing on Gettysburg Casino announced for August, 31, 2010.

Stations Casinos' Michigan project moves forward

The Gun Lake Casino will have 1,400 slot machines and 28 table games and is now expected to open in early 2011.

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