Caesars New Orleans Hotel & Casino News - Page 4

New Orleans casinos enjoyed a happy February with all except Boomtown reporting increased revenue over Feb 2011 figures.

Caesars Entertainment is exploring options for its Grand Casino in Biloxi, which was damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Overall attendance is up more than 25% over the same time last year through the first six stops of the 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit Events.

New Orleans, Las Vegas and Atlantic City Resorts Celebrate Pride with variety of entertainment experiences.

The eighth season of the WSOP Circuit features several exciting enhancements, all leading to the most dramatic conclusion to any season played so far.

VERSUS will air two one-hour episodes from the 2010-2011 WSOP Circuit season every Thursday night in June.

Spring break is right around the corner, so Casino City's Dan Igo has come up with his top-10 destinations for the gambling college student.

Numbers of full-time workers has fallen at Harrah's New Orleans, despite requirement under bankruptcy agreement to maintain a certain level.

The 2010 Bayou Poker Challenge is underway at Harrah's New Orleans Casino and concludes Dec. 12.

Revenue was down for most casinos, riverboats, and racinos in Louisiana in September 2010.

New general manager changes the casino focus to local from national.

Boy found alone on street outside, while his mother gambled at a Harrah's casino slot machine.

West Virginia native bests 322 players to take home $22,558.

News brief: Revenue fell at Louisiana casinos more than two percent compared to the same month in 2007.

Justin "Lockdown Tex" Allen outlasted a field of 103 and took home a first-place prize of over $158,000.

Barbara Enright, the "Queen of Poker," will be teaching the event at Harrah's New Orleans.

A 31-year-old Louisiana waiter took home over $11,000 in a No-Limit Hold'Em tournament at the Winter Bayou Poker Challenge.

The Winter Bayou Poker Challenge will feature 15 tournaments in ten days of around-the-clock action.

Harrah's Entertainment said it was closing its Harrah's New Orleans casino at 2 p.m. Saturday because of Hurricane Gustav.

Rudi reports that while overall traffic may be down in Tunica, you would never know by the quality of entertainment events that are on the upcoming calendar.