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Dan Lee, who took over Full House Resorts seven months ago, was recommended for a gaming license by the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Wednesday.

Pinnacle Entertainment today announced the opening of Stadium Sports Bar & Grill at Ameristar East Chicago.

The company saw net revenues of $29.1 million, slightly under $30.4 million for the same period the prior year.

Letter expressed concern regarding recent activities in the Indiana Legislature about proposed Indian gaming and derogatory references about Native Americans.

Indiana's Senate voted yesterday to approve a bill that will allow riverboat casinos to move inland.

Legislation that would permit riverboat casinos to move inland has gone to the Senate.

Dan Lee compared himself to the little boy who came downstairs one Christmas morning hoping to find a pony.

CEO Dan Lee told investors Tuesday that refinancing debt and boosting Full House’s stock price are the primary concerns.

Horseshoe Southern Indiana has temporarily closed its hotel due to rising river level but the casino remains open.

This afternoon the Indiana House voted in favour of land gambling bill that will permit riverboats to move inland.

House public policy committee has approved a proposal HB 1275 that would see inland casinos permitted.

The Las Vegas-based company named longtime gaming executive Dan Lee as CEO in December.

State Rep. Todd Huston has filed House Bill 1275 which lifts restrictions on "where gambling may occur".

Indiana Grand, Hoosier Park’s annual themed NYE parties, are becoming local favorite.

Revenue down in Indiana, but industry still supports 25,000 jobs.

Veteran gaming executive Dan Lee was named CEO of regional casino operator Full House Resorts Monday.

AGA CEO Geoff Freeman said the AGA should be the group to clear up misconceptions or untruths about a regulated casino industry. That’s what the organization did in Massachusetts, and will do in other markets.

Full House Chairman and CEO Andre Hilliou asked stockholders to ignore overtures from a shareholder group headed by gaming executive Dan Lee that is seeking to remake the company’s board.

A legislative study to explore the question of allowing riverboat casinos to become landed has released its recommendations.

A group of Full House investors, led by former Pinnacle Entertainment CEO Dan Lee, predicts better days for the casino operator if it can remake the board and map out a new direction.