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In an exclusive partnership deal, Foxwoods has launched the innovative High Roller scratch ticket, featuring exclusive prizes.

To celebrate the year of Foxwoods' 25th anniversary celebration, Casino City gathered up the top 10 most interesting facts and figures we could find.

In partnership with Victory Square Venture Capital, the casino will step into the interactive entertainment sphere with a suite of digital gaming experiences.

The HighFlyer Zipline is the first phase of Foxwoods' long-term development plans to provide guests with unparalleled outdoor adventure experiences.

Nelson N. Parker, who previously served at Hard Rock International and Argosy Gaming Company, will oversee development activities.

With summer around the corner, Foxwoods will host a series of Grammy Award-winning performers, big names in comedy and death-defying circus acts.

All summer long, guests can enjoy A-list entertainment, outdoor pool parties, exclusive dining specials and the opportunity to win a share of over $5 million in cash and prizes.

Six of GameCo's video game gambling machines are now available on the resort's casino floor, including Pharaoh's Secret Temple and Nothin' but Net.

The tour has scheduled a record 26 stops for its fourteenth season and will begin on 2 August at Harrah's Cherokee in North Carolina.

The casino experienced a 3% decrease in revenue when compared to April 2016, and a handle up 2.9% from the same time last year.

Foxwoods Rewards cardholders can play any blackjack table between 1 May and 28 July to participate in the tournament and be entered for a chance to drive away with an Aston Martin DB1.

Not a fan of intimate spaces? You're in luck — this week's top 10 features casinos around the U.S. with the most employees and some of the biggest gaming areas.

Support for the event from U.S.-facing gaming brands has grown to its highest level since 2014.

During the event, the speakers will provide their insight to attendees over a period of 40 hours via two streams.

Ten months ago, Dan Podheiser left the ranks of Casino City to pursue his dream of playing poker professionally. It was a risk, but thanks to a new daily routine and a profitable run at the Winter Deep Freeze Poker Challenge at Foxwoods Resort Casino last week, the bold move is paying off so far for the newly expectant father.

The casino noted $34.8 million in revenue for the month, down 2.6% from January 2016's $35.7 million.

Connecticut's largest comic book and pop culture convention will make its Foxwoods debut on 10-11 June as part of the property's 25th Anniversary entertainment schedule.

The annual fundraising effort benefited local nonprofits including the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut and the Foxwoods' Employee Emergency Assistance Fund.

Slot revenue was $35.3 million, down 6.4% compared to the same time last year, while handle for the month was $465.7 million, down .07% from the same time last year.

The year-long celebration of the resort's 25th anniversary beginning in February will feature four multi-show performances of Broadway classics.