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25 people were injured in a casino bus accident in Pennsylvania on Sunday.

Casino partnering with City of Baltimore in recruitment of 2000 jobs.

Introduction of table games help Maryland increase gambling revenue 47 percent.

Penn National presented its plans to expand Rosecroft Park to a casino-resort that would include slots and live table games.

The ruling sets the stage for public hearings later this month into the three proposals for a casino license in Prince George’s County.

This week, the Gang discusses the online gambling "thriller" Runner Runner and it's weak box office performance, the end of the player-to-player transfer in the United States, and the success of Maryland Live. And of course, they end the show with the most degenerate 30 minutes in podcasting, picking every game of the NFL schedule against the spread.

Construction on schedule for Horseshoe Casino Baltimore to open in 2014.

Parx Casino Hotel & Spa to showcase its proposal to bring entertainment destination to Prince George’s County, Fort Washington,

MGM Resorts International optimistic on National Harbor casino plan.

Maryland Live Casino opens poker room that will contain 52 tables.

Maryland lottery sales are down 2.2 percent, while casinos see 27.6 percent revenue increase in same fiscal period.

The latest figures from Maryland show that casino revenue rose 56 percent this year.

Maryland Live! Casino once again takes the top spot in the mid-Atlantic gaming market for May 2013, outperforming all regional competitors.

Table games arrival sends revenue rising in Maryland casinos.

NEWave will install several components of its award-winning myCompliance Manager™ and myRevenue Manager™ software suites at the casino resort.

Casino at Ocean Downs to move to 24/7 operating hours for the summer period.

Maryland Live! Casino generated the top slot revenue in the mid-Atlantic gaming market for March 2013, outperforming all other regional competitors.

Maryland Live! will begin operating table games on Thursday.

Bill HB 1053, that would reduce restrictions on ex-offenders working at state casino, has passed in the Senate.

Galaxy Gaming Inc., a Las Vegas-based developer and manufacturer of casino products, has received approval from the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency to do business in the state.